Vermont Property and Real Estate Laws
Whether you rent your apartment on a month-by-month basis or have just paid off the mortgage on your dream home, Vermont's property and real estate laws are meant to protect the interests of all parties involved.
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FindLaw's section on Vermont's property-related laws, written for non-attorneys, explains the laws that hit closest to home without all the legalese. In this section, you will learn about your rights as a tenant, including the legal ins and outs of rental agreements and leases. In addition, you'll learn about the state's homestead protection act, which can help you keep a roof over your head when facing economic hardship. Click on a link below to learn more.