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There are many reasons a landlord-tenant dispute can erupt in Delaware. During the current health crisis, many of these disagreements are about unpaid rent because the renter has lost employment, has medical expenses and is dealing with an uncertain future. The...
In general, zoning laws are used by municipalities to regulate the use and development of land. This can impact the day-to-day use of property and the value of the land as well. For that reason, property owners impacting by zoning regulations should be familiar with...
In Delaware, landlord-tenant disputes can be challenging for both sides. This issue has grown in prominence with the ongoing health issue engulfing the nation. Landlords have lamented the situation as they are often unable to collect what they are owed. Tenants have...
There are a lot of details that go into buying a home in Delaware, including having a title search performed on the property. If the title search reveals a defect “clouding” the title, the defect must be resolved before the home can be sold. The following...
Because of the recent unprecedented federal moratorium on evictions, Delaware landlords may be anxious to take action against renters who are causing trouble or costing the property owner money. Once the ban is lifted, there is likely to be a rush to the courts to...
It may feel as if there is an endless stream of paperwork to sign when completing a real estate transaction, and understandably so. Whether you are selling or buying, contracts help protect your interests no matter what. But just how familiar are you with real estate...
Working from home is more common than ever before. While there may be certain drawbacks, many people are finding there are many more benefits. One of the most popular benefits just might be the lack of commute. In fact, workers do not even need to live near the office...
Before purchasing a piece of property with a specific purpose in mind, it is important to first understand its zoning category. In Delaware, zoning designations limit land use as well as the type of structures that can be built on a piece of property. To prevent...
There are many factors that go into a homeowner's decisions to accept or refuse an offer to buy. However, some sellers in Delaware might be worried that they have to accept the first offer they receive, even if the amount falls short of what they are hoping for. While...
A new homeowner's worst fear might be discovering something seriously wrong soon after buying a house. This could be a physical defect with the property or financial issues related to the mortgage and budget. However, home buyers in Delaware can potentially avoid this...
