Real Estate - Back to the Basics

Law Days & Lattes

Episode 27 - Back to the Basics of Real Estate

Introduction

Welcome back to Law Days and Lattes! I'm Sidney Wheelan, your host, and this podcast is brought to you by the Wheelan Law Firm of Moberly, Missouri. Whether you're dealing with family or business legal matters, we're here to help you navigate the complexities. Today, in Episode 27, we're getting back to the basics of real estate—a critical topic whether you're buying your first property or your tenth.

Episode Summary

In this episode, we dive into the essential legal considerations when purchasing real estate. From understanding title searches and insurance to navigating the complexities of purchase agreements, property inspections, zoning laws, and more, this episode provides a comprehensive guide to protecting your investment.

Key Topics Covered:

• Title Search and Title Insurance
• Purchase Agreement (Sales Contract)
• Property Disclosure
• Home Inspection
• Zoning and Land Use
• Homeowners' Association (HOA)
• Easements and Restrictions
• Financing and Mortgage
• Closing Process
• Property Taxes
• Environmental Concerns
• Legal Representation
• Fraud Prevention
• Possession Date and Final Walk-Through

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Closing

Thanks for joining us today. Grab a cup of coffee, hug your loved ones, and have a great week! We'll see you in the next episode of Law Days and Lattes.

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