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Landlords must provide a safe and habitable living space for tenants, and they must also protect themselves and their properties.
If you wish to transfer property in a fast manner, such as before a foreclosure, you may want to consider using a quitclaim deed.
Wisconsin and other states require parties to sign a written real estate purchase agreement when buying or selling real estate.
There are various options when it comes to giving your house to a family member. Not all options are the same, and some have high tax obligations.
New piers require some measurement to determine the size that is allowed, as well as the number of boat slips that can be installed without a permit. You will need to know the length of shoreline you have, which will, in part, determine the size of dock allowed without a permit.
A land contract is an alternative to a typical mortgage and can be used for the purchase of dwellings as well as for vacant land.
An experienced litigation attorney will help you through the adverse possession claim and assist you in proving your case in order to regain possession of your property.
An owner of land that is on the shoreline is a “riparian owner.” A riparian owner has the right to use the property at the shoreline, along with reasonable rights to the water and access to the water. The landowner may use the land at the shoreline as long as their rights do not conflict with public rights.
There are advantages and disadvantages to both options, so it is helpful to learn more before you make a choice. Here are some things to consider.
Generally, when a landlord sells a commercial property, Wisconsin law requires a landlord to keep the current leases and tenants in place, unless there are any specific terms in the lease that pertain to the sale of the property.
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