The Role of the Real Estate Lawyer:

The primary role of an attorney in real estate transaction --residential or commercial-- is to ensure that his or her client is obtaining a fair deal. Any given real estate transaction may involve a plethora of parties including brokers, lenders, appraisers, developers, title agents, environmental personnel, and others. The attorney possesses the unbiased judgment to oversee and protect his or her client's interests in the transaction.

Residential Real Estate Services:

Whether a given property is being considered for investment purposes, or to be used as a primary residence, a buyer will benefit from the advice and document preparation provided by a real estate attorney. Sellers also benefit by consulting an attorney who can advise them upon potential risks of litigation, strategically prepare documents and negotiations, and protect their interests during the contract period through closing.

The Earley Law Firm represents buyers, sellers, and owners of residential real property in transactional matters. A partial list of the residential real estate services that The Earley Law Firm provides is printed below:

- Purchasing or Selling a Primary Residence

- Purchasing, Selling, or Leasing a Multi-Family Property

- Condominium Conversions & Condominium Law

- Vacation Properties & Second Homes

- Fractional Ownership Arrangements

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Commercial Real Estate Services

The Earley Law Firm provides extensive services to buyers, sellers, owners, and lessees of commercial real estate property in all transactional matters.  A partial list of the commercial real estate services that The Earley Law Firm provides is printed below:

- Retail & Office Leasing & Purchasing

- Purchasing, Selling, or Leasing a Multi-Family Property

- Office Condominium Development & Conversions

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To inquire further upon the services that The Earley Law Firm can provide, please call (614) 360-3275 or send email to info@earley-law.com. Thank you for your consideration. 

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