The Importance of an Attorney When Closing a Residential Real Estate Transaction
Connecticut Real Estate Attorney Puts Decades of Experience to Work for You
Enfield Residential Real Estate Law Firm Will Be Your Strongest Advocate
If you're buying or selling a home, you're probably already dealing with real estate agents, bankers, and title companies. Do you really need to hire a real estate attorney too? If there is any part of the process that you don't understand, it might not be a bad idea.
Why Do I Need a Real Estate Attorney?
While real estate agents are extremely skilled individuals, most are not licensed attorneys and may not understand the complex laws associated with real estate transactions. Whether you are buying or selling, are a first-time homebuyer or a real estate developer, you can benefit from the services of an experienced attorney when closing a residential real estate transaction. Some of the tasks a skilled an experienced residential real estate attorney routinely performs include:
- Reviewing all offers you make or consider
- Protect your legal rights and make you aware of your legal responsibilities
- Review purchase and sales agreements
- Conduct title searches to ascertain that there are no covenants, easements, or liens registered against the property
- Prepare and file all necessary legal documents
- Clarify any terms you may not understand
- Attend the closing with you and review all documents before you sign them
- Arrange for title insurance protection
Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest purchases most people will make during their lifetime. The experienced attorneys at Susan M. Williams, LLC understand the complexities of residential real estate closings and are ready to guide you through the process. Contact our firm online, via e-mail, or call 860-265-4764 and set up your free initial consultation today.