Most real estate transactions pass off relatively smoothly. The property details are correct, and the seller has the right to sell it. Yet, sometimes, through confusion or dishonesty, details about the property are not as clear as the buyer needs them to be in order...
Month: March 2024
read more
Should I get a payable-on-death account when estate planning?
There are many different ways to make an estate plan. One to consider is a payable-on-death account (POD), also known as a Totten trust. These accounts can help you pass money smoothly and promptly to the people you want when you die. This can present some...
Contingency clauses: The safety nets in a home-buying contract
One crucial aspect of a home-buying contract, which can help to protect your interests if you’re a potential home buyer, is contingency clauses. A contingency clause is a provision in a contract that allows a party to back out of the agreement under certain...