Real Estate Law
So You Didn’t Rent to an Ex-Con… Can They Sue for Discrimination?
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”) Secretary Julian Castro announced in early April 2016 that the blanket use of criminal histories to deny housing may, in effect, be …
Negotiating Commercial Real Estate Leases
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If you thought snagging the perfect retail spot was a daunting task, think again! Making sure that dream location fits your needs and budget also requires carefully negotiating your real …
Owner Financing in Texas – The New Laws of Real Estate
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Historically, owning a piece of land has been a life goal for many Americans. However, as many people are finding today, landing a mortgage to purchase a home is much …
Owner Financing Part II – The Fine Print of Contracts for Deeds
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With the real estate market picking up – especially in San Antonio – potential homebuyers may want to explore their options for financing mortgages. However, the real estate crash several …
Don’t Let Deed Restrictions Flip You
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Some of the most intriguing shows on TV are home-remodeling programs. After seeing the before and after versions of a property, you may be tempted to tackle a renovation on …