Urban sprawl refers to the spread of a city and its suburbs over more and more rural land at the outskirts. This expansion has significant effects on local zoning laws, which are the rules governing land use and building in specific areas. It is important to...
In the world of real estate investment, you might come across the term "Section 1031 exchange." This provision is part of the United States tax code and offers the opportunity for investors to defer capital gains taxes when swapping one investment property for...
Land developers can build malls, houses, offices, condos and much more. Of course, developing land in New Hampshire brings regulatory challenges. Understanding and complying with these requirements is important for a successful project. 1. Zoning ordinances Zoning...
Transferring the deed for a residential property is a fundamental real estate transaction. Simply put, it signifies a change in ownership from one individual to another. Whether selling, inheriting or gifting a home, knowing how to transfer a deed makes the process...
Commercial leases come in various forms, each catering to the specific needs of landlords and tenants in business real estate. Understanding the distinctions among these lease types is helpful for individuals involved in commercial property transactions. Gross leases...
When purchasing real estate in New Hampshire, it is important to be aware of potential title issues that could arise during the transaction process. These issues can complicate the transfer of ownership. Sometimes, they even lead to legal disputes down the line. Chain...
Before embarking on any construction project in New Hampshire, property developers often conduct an Environmental Site Assessment. These assessments provide necessary information about the environmental conditions of a site, helping developers make informed decisions...
Whether you are ready to invest in the world of real estate or want to find a new home, buying a new piece of real estate is an exciting venture. There are several types of real estate you can purchase. When it comes to condominiums, there are several factors to...
Selling commercial property is a complex transaction that involves various stakeholders. Unfortunately, there are times when a buyer decides to break the contract. In such instances, sellers must explore alternative options to mitigate potential losses and navigate...
Land use in New Hampshire is meticulously organized into various categories, each serving a distinct purpose to ensure sustainable development and the preservation of natural resources. Understanding these categories is important for buyers and developers. According...