Austin Construction And Real Estate Law Blog
One thing people tend to ruin relationships between neighbors is property line disputes. Very few people enjoy finding out that their property was used by someone else. Many property line disputes can be caught early with a land surveyor. But, if you believe your...
Ideally, you want to want to get along just fine with your neighbors. However, it is not uncommon to run into a disagreement with a neighbor from time to time. Tension can involve a boundary dispute with your neighbor, which can escalate into a full-fledged conflict...
For property owners in Texas, a healthy, mature tree could potentially add substantially to what their real property is worth. Some property owners grow trees to harvest timber later, while others simply want the aesthetic benefit of a tree's natural beauty....
Buying and selling a home can be a long and drawn-out process. But, by the end of the process, you should be reaping the rewards. However, when buying or selling a home, there’s always the possibility of legal issues. Here’s what you should watch for: Contract...
As a contractor, it's important to maintain a positive online reputation to attract new clients and keep your business thriving. False online reviews can be frustrating and damaging to your business. Keep a close eye on review websites, social media platforms and...
Contractors provide a valuable service to property owners. While most projects are completed without issues, there are times when contractors learn their clients weren’t happy with the work. In some cases, this leads to a construction defect claim, which is a serious...
Maybe you’re an entrepreneur who owns multiple rental properties. Perhaps you live elsewhere but own property here in Austin. Many situations can cause properties to remain unoccupied for months or even years, Squatters pose a threat to property owners here in Texas....
People in a variety of relationships may own property together because they purchased it jointly or potentially inherited it. Ideally, co-owners equally share financial and practical responsibilities for their property while communicating regularly to prevent...
All construction projects are unique and require unique plans, scopes and projections. Most people enter construction contracts in good faith, with plans to fulfill their promises. Unfortunately, disputes arise all the time. If you want to avoid a construction...
It is essential to ensure everyone is on the same page before embarking on a construction project. It will reduce the likelihood of things going wrong and provide direction if they do. One of the crucial elements of the entire process is a solid construction contract,...