It is no secret that times are tough right now, and many families are pooling their funds to pay for pod schools, share nanny services and even buying property. After all, with interest rates higher than they have been in decades, even those who make six-figure...
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What happens to liens after a property’s foreclosure sale?
Liens are legal mechanisms used to secure debts or financial obligations related to a property. They grant the creditor a legal interest in the property until the debt is paid off. In essence, liens act as a form of collateral, ensuring that the creditor has a claim...
Importance of understanding zoning and land use before land purchases
There are many reasons why companies in Georgia decide to purchase commercial real estate. They could be starting their business or outgrew their current space. Owning commercial real estate can be a way to have the perfect space for their operations but can also be...
What are my options for construction defects on my property?
In Georgia, part of purchasing and owning real estate is having repairs, maintenance and improvements done. This is true for residential and commercial property. As with any construction project, there is always a chance that it will not go as planned. For owners who...
Clearing up ownership through a quiet title action
There are many ways real estate is not like other forms of property. One of the most fundamental differences is that, simply put, the land in question was there before anyone first claimed ownership of it, and it has remained there no matter how many people have lived...
Is title insurance important?
If you have closed on a home before, you are likely familiar with the term, title insurance. However, title insurance is not a legal requirement, so sometimes, you may purchase a residential or commercial property without it. But, if there is a Macon, Georgia, title...