Real Estate Law

One potential reason for real estate disputes in North Dakota has to do with boundary lines. Often, the issue involves trees. People want to know what rights they have when it comes to trimming a tree that may be on someone else’s property. For example, perhaps your...

Landlords have the right to evict tenants under specific legal circumstances. While eviction laws vary by state, common grounds for removing a tenant involve nonpayment of rent, violating lease terms or engaging in unlawful activities. Understanding these grounds can...

Discovering petroleum or other natural resources on your property could be a financial boon. Searching for property with these resources could be a wise business endeavor. Success in both of these situations — and in many others — could hinge on your understanding of...

If you plan to lease property to set up a retail location, your leasing agreement will have important provisions which may impact your bottom line. It is likely your landlord will include language in your lease that obligates you to pay a certain amount to maintain...

Before you close on a home purchase, you will probably receive a recommendation for an inspection. Inspections help to ensure you are aware of any issues or potential problems with the property. American Home Inspectors Training explains an inspector will look over...

Preparing to buy a home can bring feelings of excitement and maybe even some uncertainty. Because you are not the only interested buyer, you may want to do things to improve your appeal to sellers. Pre-approval for a home mortgage loan is one strategy you may use to...

Before your commercial lease comes up for renewal in Minnesota or North Dakota, you may want to consider other options or think about how your space might better suit the needs of you and your business. Most commercial leases last between three and five years. Because...