Real Estate & Leasing Articles by Hina Riche

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Types of Real Estate Deeds

Types of real estate deeds can be confusing. Learn what these legal terms mean. What is the difference between a Warranty Deed and a Quitclaim Deed? How do I transfer my name from real estate after a divorce? Looking for an explanation of the different types of real estate deeds, and you'll discover what is a Warranty Deed or a Quitclaim Deed, Deed of Trust or Special Purpose Deed or Limited Liability Deed.

Published by Tere Scott 74 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +0 votes | 0 comments

Quit Claim Deed Definition

A quit claim deed or quitclaim deed is used in situations where an individual wants someone else to relinquish any claims they may have to a property. For example, when people finalize a divorce, one party may transfer their rights to a property to the other individual. This ensures that there will be no disputes over ownership later on.

Published by Sharifa Sanderson 80 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +3 votes | 0 comments

How To Find A Good Leasing Agent in Sydney

Either you are leasing / renting out your property or looking for a property to lease/rent, a good agent can help make the job a lot easier for you. In this article we will tackle how to find a good leasing /rental agent for your property.

Published by Rosita Barbo 84 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +1 votes | 0 comments

Oceanfront Property - Who Owns the Beach?

Riparian rights in each state dictates who owns the beach on coastal property. The mean high water mark is often used to mark the boundary of oceanfront property.

Published by Judith Barton 86 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +14 votes | 8 comments

Tenant Eviction Law in Ukraine

The laws concerning properties in the former soviet republic of the Ukraine are pro-landlord although generally the rules for private leases are freely agreed between the landlord and the person or persons renting the property. Increases in rent are not subject to statutory regulation and it is generally left to the parties of landlord and their tenant to agree on the procedures regarding periodic increases in rent, these are usually inline with the countryÂ’s rate of inflation.

Published by John Smither 87 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +7 votes | 4 comments

Hiring a Real Estate Agent in Somalia

The basic question when acquiring a real estate is to whether to hire a real estate agent or not. Real estate agents earn commissions higher than their salary. Purchasing a home is a large investment that is why most people hire a real estate agent for their needs and assistance. Home selling agents and home buying agents are the two categories of a real estate agent.

Published by Rosita Barbo 88 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +2 votes | 0 comments

Renting a House or Apartment in the US: Ten Things to Know

Today in the US, more than 38 million people rent their primary residence. For those who are renting for the first time or havenÂ’t rented in recent decades, itÂ’s important to know that laws and regulations have changed considerably in the past twenty years--particularly in the past ten. Rather than be caught off-guard, it pays to fully understand your legal rights as a renter/lessee before beginning the search for a house or apartment.

Published by James R. Coffey 88 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +10 votes | 9 comments

Tenant Eviction Law in Namibia

The laws covering tenants and their rights over evictions within the country of Namibia are very much written or implemented in favour of the landlords. There are written rules that are in place to help the tenants but these are often disregarded if disputes arise between the two parties involved.

Published by John Smither 88 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +11 votes | 5 comments

Tenant Eviction Law in Greece

Tenant Eviction law in Greece is very simple and it is by and large tenant protectionist.The rental agreement entered into between the land lord and the tenant forms the basis of the tenant eviction law in Greece.

Published by Rama lingam 89 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +13 votes | 7 comments

Tenant Eviction Laws in Ireland

Tenant Eviction Laws in Ireland are slightly different to other places and if a landlord rents out a room in their home they are not covered by landlord/tenant legislation in Ireland. It is best people are aware of the laws before they rent a property on the Emerald Isle.

Published by Amanda Wilkins 89 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +3 votes | 0 comments

Tenant Eviction Law in Philippines

A brief description of the eviction laws and process in the Philippines. It is important for all tenants in the Philippines to know their rights and the laws.

Published by Everett Cook 90 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +0 votes | 15 comments

Tenant Eviction Law in Ireland

Tenant eviction law in Ireland is unique in many ways, besides being pro-tenant.Both the landlord and the tenant have statutory rights and obligations.Its eviction process is simple.The disputes between a land lord and the tenant is resolved through PRTB.

Published by Rama lingam 90 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +9 votes | 4 comments

Tenant Eviction Law in Argentina

The tenant eviction law in Argentina is a pro-tenant rental market giving both landlords and tenants the chance to enjoy the freedom of contract over the amount of rent that is charged or payable. Despite this freedom the law in Argentina imposes certain abiding limitations upon this freedom.

Published by John Smither 91 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +19 votes | 9 comments

Free Eviction Notice Forms

How to find, edit, save and print a PDF free eviction form from accredited legal websites

Published by Janner Dugen 242 months ago in Real Estate & Leasing | +0 votes | 0 comments