By Tucker Griffin Barnes | Published April 15, 2016 | Posted in Charlottesville Real Estate Attorney | Tagged Tags: Real Estate, Residential closings, Tucker Griffin Barnes, William D. Tucker | Leave a comment
William D. Tucker, III │Who is on Title to the Property?
Make sure the settlement attorney knows of everyone who will be on the deed to the property, especially if they are not going to be on the loan. Individuals who are not going to be on the loan are sometimes not listed in the contract. (In short sale and REO transactions, the deed into the Read More
William D. Tucker, III │Real Estate Closings & Winter Weather
Inclement weather causes delays in more than one way. Bad weather can cause Clerk’s Offices and other government agencies to close and as a result general delays in settlements. But now it can also cause delays regarding the 3-day requirements for CDs to be delivered to the purchaser. Due to weather, settlement agents and attorneys Read More
Preventing Common Landlord-Tenant Disputes in Virginia
Few situations in the business world are more stressful than disputes between landlords and tenants. Fortunately, the majority of these disputes are completely preventable. When signing an agreement with a tenant, simply keep the following considerations in mind to avoid potential problems in the future: Do your research. Landlords should perform credit checks and rental Read More
