How Property Owners Can Avoid a Mechanics Lien 
A mechanics lien is a security interest in the title of real property placed by those who supplied the materials…
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Why Clear Provisions are a Must in Construction Contracts
Construction projects—both commercial and residential—require mass amounts of money, time, and resources. The amount of coordination between different companies and…
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Reasons Why the General Contractor isn’t Paying You
Whether you are a contractor, subcontractor, or material supplier, you have likely experienced not getting paid on time. Further, in…
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Why you Should Make an Estate Plan Today
Tony Hsieh, former Zappos CEO passed away last week at 46 after sustaining injuries from a house fire. Hsieh retired…
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Biden’s Tax Plan Threatens to do Away with 1031 Exchange
Joe Biden and his campaign have proposed eliminating the 1031 exchange for real estate investors that make over $400,000 per…
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How a Biden Presidency Could Complicate Your Estate Plan
As former Vice President Joe Biden looks likely to win the 2020 presidential election, it is important to consider how…
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What Does A Biden Presidency Mean for Your Tax Bill
One of the most common questions people are asking is what affect Joe Biden’s presidency will have on their tax…
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Ten Ways a Mechanics Lien Gets You Paid
A mechanic’s lien is a security interest in the title of real property placed by those who supplied the materials…
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Tax Moves to Make During a Biden Presidency
President-elect Joe Biden has proposed increasing taxes on the wealthiest Americans and corporations in order to generate the massive amount…
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When to Hire a Real Estate Attorney
Buying or selling real estate—whether it is commercial or residential—is a large transaction that requires meticulous planning. While most states…
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