Real Estate Law
Real estate law, or real property law, generally refers to the laws controlling the ownership or use of land in the United States. Real estate law is a branch of civil law that covers the right to own, possess, use, and enjoy land and the permanent man-made additions attached to it.
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Property Law Issues & Real Estate Laws
Real estate law directly or indirectly impacts most of us on a daily basis, affecting homeowners, renters, landlords, home buyers, and home sellers.
While realtors (or real estate agents) will help with the process, you really will need to consult with a real estate attorney to help you with real property law issues. You can find legal help and resources for real estate law issues, or find a relevant topic in the links below.
State Laws for Real Estate
In the United States, every state has exclusive jurisdiction over the land within its borders. Each state has the power to determine the form and effect of a transfer of real property in its jurisdiction. As a result, state law requirements vary significantly from state to state, local government ordinances, and municipal regulations.