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How to protect your rights as a property owner Landlords invest considerable time and resources in their rental properties, and they expect their tenants to hold up their end of the bargain. When a tenant doesn’t meet their responsibilities, the landlord has recourse through the eviction process. However, because you’re dealing with someone’s housing, the...

In a seller’s market, it can be tempting to try to sell your home without the help of a real estate agent as a for sale by owner (FSBO). If you are able to put in the time and effort to market and sell your house on your own, you may save quite a bit...

Buying or selling a home should be an exciting endeavor, but sometimes, the process can hit a roadblock. One of the most common causes of delays in real estate closings is title issues. The title establishes ownership rights to a property, which must be clear before a sale can go through. Unfortunately, many obstacles get...

An Indianapolis car accident lawyer explains how to stay safe Car accidents remain one of the most common causes of serious injuries and fatalities in Indiana and across the country. That’s why traffic safety experts declared this month National Traffic Awareness Month. Such road safety officials hope this annual educational event will “shed light on...

The Biden administration has recently taken measures to address immigration. Some of these measures have stirred up controversy, particularly a recent executive order that restricts asylum eligibility for migrants who cross the southern U.S. border unlawfully. However, the federal government has also announced new immigration policies that could help migrant families seek permanent residency. The...

Inheriting real estate from a parent can be an emotionally charged experience, as the property often holds precious memories and sentimental value. However, you should approach this major financial decision with a clear head and consider all possible options and outcomes. This is especially true when the house is inherited by multiple family members, as...

A legal analysis of Indiana rent-to-own agreements Rent-to-own agreements, also known as lease-to-own or lease-option agreements, offer a unique approach to acquiring property. These arrangements allow tenants to rent a property with the option to purchase it at a later date. While this can be an appealing option for individuals who may not qualify for...

While investing in real estate offers a lucrative opportunity to build your equity, it's common to make mistakes, especially if it's your first time. However, real estate investing mistakes can be costly if not carefully considered in advance. To stay ahead of the game, it's important to arm yourself with knowledge and foresight. Below, the...

Overspending and hidden debt can lead to divorce. According to a new survey, finances can be a major source of tension in a relationship that frequently leads to divorce. Last year, about 1 in 3 divorcees cited credit card debt and spending as a factor in the dissolution of their marriages. While debt may not...

Many couples get divorced. It may be due to unresolved conflict, financial problems, infidelity, communication issues, or a combination of factors. Whatever the reason, at least one spouse decides that it's best to dissolve the marriage and lead separate lives. Divorce is nothing new. However, what is new is the age of many divorcing couples....