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FAQs: Real Estate Closings in North Carolina
Becoming a homeowner involves several crucial milestones, with real estate closing being one of the most significant. The real estate closing, or settlement, is the final step in the home-buying process. It’s when property ownership is transferred from the seller to the buyer. During this meeting, both parties and their representatives gather to review and…
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9 Reasons Why You Need a DWI Attorney In North Carolina
Facing charges of Driving While Impaired (DWI) in North Carolina is a serious matter that can have severe consequences on multiple aspects of your life. To navigate through the complexities of the legal system and to protect your rights, having an experienced attorney is crucial. In this blog, we will explore nine reasons why you…
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Legal Lingo: An Overview of Common Rental Terms
Are you planning to rent or lease a property? Perhaps you’re a first-time landlord looking to draft a rental agreement. Understanding the key terms related to real estate rentals is crucial to ensure a smooth and legally sound process. In this latest installment of our Legal Lingo blog series, we’ll explore and define some essential…
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FAQs: Refinancing in North Carolina
When you decide to use a mortgage loan to buy a home or any real estate, you also decide to make a long-term investment. If the market or your financial situation changes during the term of your loan, you may choose to take advantage of your option to refinance your mortgage to change the terms…
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Legal Lingo: An Overview of Common Real Estate Terms
The legal world is full of terminology that can confuse anyone outside it. Through our Legal Lingo blog series, we’ll introduce you to and define some legal lingo you might encounter to help you be more informed. Real estate transactions, in particular, include many terms specific to the real estate world, and if it’s your…
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Failure to Appear in North Carolina
In North Carolina, failure to appear – missing your court date – can have serious consequences, even if it happens accidentally. It is essential to show up to court on time, and having an attorney on your side who is experienced in appearing in court and who will help you know when and where you…
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North Carolina Landlord Disclosure Requirements
North Carolina state law requires landlords to disclose certain information to their tenants about the property or the policies in their lease. These disclosures should be done through written communication, typically in the lease or rental agreement, and ensure a safe and secure rental experience for both landlords and tenants. As a landlord, it’s important…
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FAQs: North Carolina Short Sales
While real estate short sales can provide sellers a way out of an unmanageable mortgage, and buyers an opportunity to buy a property at a bargain, they have typically been considered a rarer option. However, with recent declines in the economy, the North Carolina real estate market has seen an increase in “short sale” transactions. …
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FAQ: Why would a landlord evict a tenant in North Carolina?
The state of North Carolina does not allow a landlord to evict a tenant without good cause. However, a question that clients often have is what can be considered “good cause” for eviction. While this blog should not be taken as legal advice by either tenants or landlords, let us give you a general overview…
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Personal Injury Claims in North Carolina: How to Receive Compensation
If you have been injured in an accident through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to compensation for lost wages, hospital bills, pain and suffering, and more. In North Carolina, there are laws in place that ensure your just compensation. The attorneys at Starling, Rodriguez, & Associates are here to help you…
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