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Foreclosure FAQs for Creditors, Lenders & Servicers
Why Hunter Law Group Is Your Go-To Foreclosure Counsel in Missouri and Kansas When borrowers default on their mortgage obligations, lenders must act efficiently, strategically, and within the bounds of state law to protect their collateral and recover owed debts....
Seller’s Disclosure Issues in Real Estate: An FAQ for Buyers, Sellers and Advisors
Seller disclosures can be a highly litigated and misunderstood aspect of real estate transactions. Whether you’re buying or selling a home—or advising someone who is—understanding your rights and responsibilities around disclosures can help you avoid costly disputes....
What Do Cities in Kansas Consider When Reviewing Rezoning or Special Use Permit Requests?
Cities across Kansas consider a range of factors when evaluating requests for rezoning or special use permits (SUPs). While local codes and processes may vary, many cities in Kansas follow substantially similar criteria when reviewing each application, apply unique...
Lot Splits vs. Replats: What’s the Difference?
Land Use FAQs for Property Owners, Developers and Investors Presented by Hunter Law Group Whether you're a homeowner looking to divide your property, a developer assembling parcels for a project, or an investor seeking to maximize land value, navigating local land use...
Real Estate Law FAQs: What Buyers, Sellers, and Investors Should Know
Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, a seasoned commercial investor, or somewhere in between, real estate transactions come with legal complexities that may be overlooked until something goes wrong. A real estate attorney plays a critical role in helping clients...
Q&A: Navigating the NAR Lawsuits, MLS Rule Changes, and What They Mean for Buyers and Agents
The real estate world is undergoing a significant transformation. Sparked by high-profile lawsuits against the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) and resulting settlements, the way real estate professionals disclose, negotiate, and receive compensation is...
Buying a New Construction Home? Why You Need a Contract Review Before Signing
New Build Contracts vs. Resale Homes: What Every Buyer Should Know Buying a home is one of the biggest financial commitments you’ll ever make. For many buyers, that choice comes down to purchasing an existing home or signing a new build contract with a builder. While...
Build-to-Suit vs. Ground Lease: What’s Best for Your Development Project?
Commercial real estate development is a complex field filled with important decisions that can significantly impact the success and financial viability of a project. Among the most critical choices developers and tenants face is how to structure their property...
Understanding 1031 Exchanges for Commercial Property Owners
In the world of commercial real estate, savvy property owners and investors are always looking for ways to maximize profits, minimize tax burdens, and strategically grow their portfolios. One powerful — but often misunderstood — tool available to commercial property...
Don’t Skip These Legal Issues in Commercial Real Estate Due Diligence
If you're buying commercial real estate in Kansas City, you are likely focused on location, price, financing, and potential returns. But what many buyers underestimate is the legal due diligence process. In commercial transactions, this step is where real risk...
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