Maryland Real Estate Law & Attorney’s Fees

A few clients have recently asked about “standard” attorney’s fees clauses in Maryland Real Estate contracts, such as a Residential Contract of Sale. It is important to understand that ultimately these terms are negotiable and if you have concerns about what is proposed you should speak with your attorney so that you are comfortable with […]

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Dec, 11, 2015
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Using a Property Appraisal to Support Your Case at a Maryland Property Tax Appeal Hearing

Appraisals are allowed as evidence at your hearing. You should submit the appraisal well in advance of your hearing but at least ten business days before. That said, often times an appraisal is unnecessary and other recent sales comps could be more valuable. For a free, confidential conversation to learn more about contesting your property […]

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Posted in Property Law Cecil County Maryland, Property Law Harford County Maryland, Property Tax Appeal Anne Arundel County Maryland, Property Tax Appeal Baltimore Maryland, Property Tax Appeal Carroll County Maryland, Property Tax Appeal Frederick Maryland, Property Tax Appeal Harford County Maryland, Property Tax Appeal Howard County Maryland, Property Tax Appeal Maryland, Property Tax Appeal Montgomery County Maryland, Property Tax Appeal on Purchase of New Home, Publisher Attorney Baltimore Maryland, Publisher Lawyer Baltimore Maryland, Real Estate Law Charles County Maryland, Real Estate Lawyer Caroline County Maryland
Apr, 20, 2015
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Caroline County, Maryland Title & Property Deed Transfer Lien Sheet Requirement

There are several important steps and decisions that must be made when properly filing a Maryland real estate deed. Besides all of the state requirements, Caroline County deed filings have the additional requirement: “County taxes, assessments and charges. Except as provided in RP § 3-104(c)(1)7 with respect to personal property taxes, except as provided in […]

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Jan, 04, 2015
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Maryland Real Estate Lawyers: Real Estate Deed Transfer with Warranty Deed or Special Warranty Deed

There is often confusion over the best way to transfer property in Maryland. There are several factors that must be considered such as: where you live, the nature of the transaction/property, and the parties involved in the deed transfer. Answers to these and other related questions will lead you to the correct legal choice for […]