When you purchase real estate in New Hampshire, an earnest money deposit serves as a financial commitment to the transaction. But if the deal falls through, disputes over that deposit can become complex. Understanding how these issues unfold will help you safeguard—or...
If you've been trying to buy a home, you've likely noticed how competitive the market is. High prices, limited inventory, and bidding wars have made it challenging for many buyers. But will this intense competition and high demand ever subside? Let's explore the...
When you plan a land development project in New Hampshire, understanding the state's wetland laws is essential. These laws protect wetlands, which play a vital role in the environment. As a result, they can significantly affect the scope, timing, and costs of...