If you have capital laying around waiting for a deal in DFW market perhaps you should consider opportunities to invest in seller finance and land contracts in other states. It's not that hard to be "The Bank", but you need to know the legal frame work of that state. Recently I came across a tape [...]
A discussion about ownership of real property, including determining ownership and boundary lines, claims for trespass or adverse possession, and how to resolve boundary disputes.
A discussion about ownership of real property, including determining ownership and boundary lines, claims for trespass or adverse possession, and how to resolve boundary disputes.
A discussion of the use of contracts for deeds in Kansas, including recording requirements, what to do in the event of default, and seller liability.
Whether you are new to the construction practice or are looking for a comprehensive refresher, this online seminar will cover multiple issues that must be taken into consideration in the realm of construction law. Join our experienced faculty as they cover a broad, basic overview of the construction process; the fundamentals of construction contracts and key provisions; the basics of insurance; and the impact changes and delays can have on a construction project.
Our main presentation from 7 to 9pm is How Private Lending Works in Real Estate Investing. Starting out with 3 members who have borrowed or lent privately: Eric Grannemann, Dale Griffin and Kim Tucker will share from personal experience the good, the bad and the ugly of Private Lending. Then Attorney Rick Davis will take the stage and tell us how to put it all together, to protect ourselves and to how to keep things legal.
A discussion of the eviction process in Kansas and Missouri, as well as answers to frequently asked questions related to being a landlord.
This 2-day program comes replete with the fundamental knowledge every real estate practitioner and many nonlawyer professionals must know. Dip into real estate transactions; gain an understanding of title and title insurance; delve into the basics of easement, boundary, land use issues and much more.
An important part of any case is determining what damages may be awarded to your client if you prevail in the litigation. This is also true in construction litigation. Whether right or wrong, the damages that may be awarded to do not always match what the client thinks he or she is entitled to. Moreover, construction damages are generally not like the ones published on billboards or in television commercials. As such, it is important that any attorney practicing in this area has a good understanding of what damages are available in construction contracts and how they are awarded.