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Selling Your Home – Hunter Law Group
Hunter Law Group, led by Mandi R. Hunter, is your trusted partner in the FSBO process.
Dealing with Undisclosed Issues After Purchasing a Property
In Kansas and Missouri, as in most states in the U.S., an owner selling a property has an obligation to disclose any latent defects with that property.
What is a Statute of Limitations?
Interpreting and understanding the legal world can be complex. The jargon used can often be confusing and the laws themselves intricate. One such term that often comes up in legal discussions is 'statute of limitations'. So, what exactly is a statute of limitations?...
Common Title Issues
Common Title Issues Once you decide to buy or sell property, you will have a title company involved in the transaction. The title report will provide the party's direction on how to get to closing and for the seller to convey clear title to a buyer. Frequently though,...
Commercial Leases
Commercial leases include a provision called Subordination, Non-Disturbance, and Attornment Agreement (SNDA). This ensures that even if the landlord's property is foreclosed upon, the tenant's occupancy of the premises will continue uninterrupted. It's essential for...
What are the types of easements in Missouri?
Easements can significantly impact the property rights of real estate owners. There are two main types of easements: affirmative and negative. Affirmative easements grant individuals the right to use another person's land, while negative easements impose restrictions...
Common Issues we see at Hunter Law Group with Real Estate Closings
Here Are Some Common Issues We See: The buyer’s mortgage falls through during closing. The last inspection brought to light problems that weren’t addressed before. The buyer or seller ends up having cold feet about something. Problems with the title itself. Any...
What You Need To Know About a Commercial Sublease Agreement
A commercial sublease is an agreement between the current tenant and the new tenant to lease the space together. The sublessee would go through the primary tenant rather than the property owner. The first tenant would still be responsible for paying the rent at the beginning of the month, leading to the sublessee giving their portion of the rent to them, and then the tenant can give it to the property manager.
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