Real estate transactions are governed by a wide body of federal statutes and a combination of state statutes and common law. The requirements established by state law often differ significantly from one state to the next. Minnesota Real Estate Law can be a highly complex world involving civil codes, federal acts, contracts and state law. Real estate transactions begin with the signing of a purchase agreement.
Consider for a moment, that even a “simple residential sale” involves signing more than thirty documents that can significantly affect your rights at closing and even after you have moved into your new dream home.
- Is arbitration the best way to go?
- Who, if anyone, is liable for an incorrect well certificate?
- If damage is done to the home before closing who pays for it?
- Is the Real Estate Disclosure Statement properly in order?
A wrong answer on any one of these or a hundreds of other real estate law questions could end up costing you thousands of dollars in litigation. Count on the attorneys at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn to make certain your purchase agreement is done thoroughly and properly leaving no stones unturned and no issue unaddressed. An experienced Real Estate lawyer can ensure than any problems are resolved efficiently and fairly.
