Who Is Actually at a Virginia Closing Table, and Do You Need a Real Estate Attorney?
Virginia permits lay real estate settlement agents under Code of Virginia 55.1-1002, which is why there may be no attorney at your closing at all.…
Virginia permits lay real estate settlement agents under Code of Virginia 55.1-1002, which is why there may be no attorney at your closing at all.…
What Code of Virginia 54.1-2139 actually requires before a licensee can hold both sides, what advice the statute strips out, how designated agency under 54.1-2139.1…
What coming soon, active, contingent, under contract, pending, withdrawn and expired each permit a Richmond buyer to do, why a stale active listing is itself…
What golf frontage actually changes for a Wyndham buyer: sight lines, errant-ball exposure and where liability is allocated, netting restrictions, easements and cart paths, and…
What to handle in the first month after closing on a Richmond-area home: documents to keep, utilities by locality, tax and escrow setup, locks and…
Code of Virginia 54.1-2137 requires a written brokerage agreement before brokerage services, a definite termination date (90 days by default if left blank), a stated…
Item 6 of the Virginia resale certificate requires the association to disclose any other entity or facility the owner may owe assessments or fees to…
Association dues and golf club membership are separate obligations. How to verify what applies to a specific Wyndham address using the Virginia resale certificate under…
Surveys are optional in a Virginia purchase, which is why buyers skip them. When a Richmond-area buyer should order one, what a survey shows that…
The nineteen items in Virginia Code Section 55.1-703 where the seller makes no representations, translated into what a Richmond buyer should actually check and who…