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Real Estate Transactions

There are many situations involving residential real estate that commonly require the aid of an attorney, such as the purchase or sale of a home and matters concerning the landlord-tenant relationship.

Regardless of whether you are buying or selling, the sale of a house is a complex matter involving countless legal issues and many potential pitfalls. Experienced legal counsel is an essential ingredient in effectuating a successful transaction. It is important to employ an attorney who dedicates a significant portion of his practice to real estate transactions. The Law Office of Phil Napolitano has represented both buyers and sellers in hundreds of home transactions. We also serve as counsel for several institutional mortgage lenders.

It is wise to consult an attorney at the earliest possible stage when buying or selling a home. Being aware of what lies ahead can save both time and money. We are always willing to provide an initial consultation before you put your house on the market, or if you are still deciding whether buying a house is right for you. It is important to gather as much information as possible before taking the first step in buying or selling a home. You can start now by reading the New York State Bar Association pamphlets entitled BUYING AND SELLING REAL ESTATE and THE ROLE OF THE LAWYER IN HOME PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS.

It is often the case that when you become a home owner you also become a landlord. In many instances, it is the added income of a multifamily home that makes home ownership possible. An understanding of the legal rights afforded to both the home owner and the tenant can help to avoid a strained landlord-tenant relationship. For more information on this topic read the New York State Bar Association pamphlet entitled RIGHTS OF RESIDENTIAL OWNERS AND TENANTS.

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