Diana Bartolotta
Name
Diana Bartolotta
Company
B-Law
E-mail
Contact Diana Bartolotta (B-Law)
Website
http://b-law.com
Office Phone
(860) 615-4594
Fax
(866) 267-1354
Address
Main Street Market, 386 Main Street, Middletown, CT, 06457
Description
Honest, quality legal representation, built on solid relationships with our clients. What more could you ask for? Be Amazing.

Attorney Bartolotta

Network of business professionals.  As an active member of the real estate community, Attorney Bartolotta maintains strong professional relationships in the community.  The following is a sample of our professional affilations: Realtors:  Prudential CT Realty, Coldwell Banker; Direct Lenders:  Liberty Bank, Citizens Bank; Mortgage Brokers:  McCue Mortgage, Connecticut Home Mortgage.

Professional memberships.  Attorney Bartolotta is a member of the following professional organizations:  Connecticut Bar Association, Middlesex County Bar Association, Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce, Mensa.

 

Real Estate Law

As the law firm for all individuals involved in real estate, from the first-time homebuyer to the seasoned investor, the B-Law provides excellent services in the area of real estate law, including real estate finance, real estate acquisition, and property management.  Moreover, Attorney Bartolotta, the founder of B-Law, is an active member of the real estate investment community.

Here is a sample of what B-Law can help clients with:

Real Estate Finance:

  • Conventional and Non-Conventional Loans
  • Mortgage and Loan Documents for Institutional and Private Lenders
  • Seller Financing
  • Short Sales
  • Lease Options

Real Estate Acquisition:

  • Installment Contracts
  • Foreclosures
  • Leases and Lease/Options
  • 1031 Tax Exchanges
  • Evaluation of documents found on the public records, including chains of title, probate documents, and court documents

Property/Asset Management:

  • Commercial and Residential Leases
  • Subordination and Non-Disturbance Agreements
  • Debt Subordination Agreements
  • Mortgage and Loan Documents for Refinances
  • Foreclosure Actions

Small Business and Estate Planning

Business Law for Real Estate

B-Law recognizes the unique needs of the real estate investor and the real estate agent. Being involved in real estate, either as an investor or an agent, necessitates thinking like a small business owner. The key to making the step from real estate as a hobby to real estate as a profession is the development of a business plan. Part of the business plan should be an asset management plan, to manage your real estate and non-real estate assets during your lifetime, and an estate plan, which will manage your assets and distribute them among your loved ones after you have passed.

The Business Plan.  A successful investor or agent will have taken the time to draft a five-year business plan. The plan should address the following issues:

1. What is the focus of your company? How do you set yourself apart from your competitors? What advantages do you have over your competitors?

2. What is your plan for growth during the next six months? The next year? The next three years? The next five years?

3. What is your marketing strategy? Who are your target clients, and how will you generate business from your target clients?

The Asset Management and Estate Plan.  An effective asset management plan ensures that your assets are working for you, rather than the other way around. Once you have begun to acquire assets, how are your assets protected? At your passing, will your loved ones have to go through the lengthy process for probate dictated by a last will and testament? Or will your assets pass automatically, for example through a living trust? Effective asset management and estate plans cover these concerns.