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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.

The term “as-is” does not mean that you cannot obtain inspections or make requests regarding the condition of the property. If a major issue is found during inspection, it may override the “as-is” nature of the sale.

Whether you own a home or are considering purchasing one, it is important to understand easement rights. An easement is a grant that allows another party to use someone else’s land. It is best to make sure that you understand the easements of your property before you purchase or complete construction of any type on the land.

Real estate transactions can be complicated. Both the seller and the buyer often have issues with the sale. Escrow is an account that holds funds back until the terms of the contract are fulfilled. Escrow is helpful because it protects both the buyer and seller and allows the sale to go through rather than waiting for the issues to get resolved first. Money or assets placed in escrow are held by a third party until the completion of the specific requirements. Escrow may be on behalf of the buyer or the seller.

There are a variety of different types of property deeds, so it is helpful to understand their differences and uses.

Disputes over boundary lines are most likely to occur when someone constructs a fence or other structure. You need to do everything you can to protect your property and maintain your investment. A dispute can make life miserable and it can impact your acreage. When you have a boundary line dispute, it is often a good idea to seek guidance from an experienced attorney.