nj real estate lawyer: Hiring A Real Estate Lawyer in NJ: Your advocate or Your deal killer? - 08/28/07 11:07 PM
In New Jersey, when a contract to purchase a home is signed, it is not binding, until it's out of "attorney review". What this means to a buyer is that another buyer can come along and outbid you during this period. And to sellers, it means that your neighbor's house with the new … (4 comments)
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In New Jersey, when a contract to purchase a home is signed, it is not binding, until it's out of "attorney review". What this means to a buyer is that another buyer can come along and outbid you during this period. And to sellers, it means that your neighbor's house with the new … (4 comments)
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