Bowie Real Estate Contract Disputes Lawyer

Skilled Real Estate Attorney Protecting Your Interests in Bowie, MD Contract Disputes

Whether you are buying, selling, building, or leasing a home or other property, various contracts will be involved in your transaction. You and the other parties involved are expected to uphold the terms specified in these contracts. Contract disputes can arise, throwing the entire transaction into doubt. In these situations, you need a skilled lawyer who is well-versed in real estate law to help you resolve your disputes and protect your interests and investment.

By choosing Bloc One Services, LLC, you will gain a strong advocate. Attorney Hope Blocton's extensive legal knowledge in this area means she understands all the minute details and how they can affect you. After investigating and doing comprehensive preliminary work, she will remain in your corner as you move forward with your case. Whether the best way to resolve your disputes is through negotiations, mediation, or litigation, you can count on us to provide top-notch representation and counsel.

Various Real Estate Contracts Can Lead to Disputes in Bowie, Maryland

From start to finish, contracts govern real estate transactions. If even one of those contracts leads to a dispute, the entire transaction could fall through. Your contracts may include:

• Listing Agreements: If you are the seller and use a realtor, you will specify various terms in a contract. For example, those terms may include the listing period and the realtor's commission.
• Purchase Agreements: As a seller or buyer, once an offer is made and accepted, a contract will be signed that will include various terms. For instance, a seller may agree to make specific repairs or pay a portion of the closing costs. A buyer may make the purchase contingent upon a clean title with no liens, selling their previous property, or a favorable appraisal or inspection. The parties can specify the closing date and various other requirements in their purchase agreement contract.
• Assignment Contracts: When a property is under contract, meaning a purchase agreement has been reached, the buyer and seller both have certain rights. Sometimes, investors may enter into a purchase agreement with a seller to gain the right to buy that property with the intention of selling that right to another buyer at a profit. Investors can transfer their right to purchase the property to another buyer through an assignment contract.
• Construction Contracts: Home builders often purchase large tracts of land and then subdivide them, building houses for individual buyers. In these cases, the builder will sell both the completed home and land to the buyer. In other cases, landowners can contract with a builder to construct a home on property they already own. These contracts set various terms regarding the features of the home being built, price, and other important considerations.
• Rental or Lease Agreements: Landlords and tenants typically sign contracts that specify each party's obligations for a rental or leased property. Those obligations might include payment amounts and dates, penalties for late payments, and who is responsible for specific kinds of upkeep.

Sometimes, a power of attorney may be necessary to complete your transaction. That is a type of contract, too.

When the Other Party Breaches Your Maryland Real Estate Contract, Let Us Help

The existence of contracts does not mean everyone will fulfill their obligations. If the other party breaches your contract, or if other disputes arise, you need a meticulous and determined lawyer to ensure that your rights and best interests are protected.

Drafting and Reviewing Bowie Real Estate Contracts

Before you sign a contract that someone else prepared, it is a good idea to let us review it first. Better yet, you can let us draft your contracts. That way, you know that someone who understands Maryland real estate laws and who wants to protect you will ensure that the contract is fair to you, specific enough, and written clearly and correctly.

Call Our Bowie, Maryland Real Estate Contract Disputes Lawyer

Known as "the people's attorney," Hope Blocton knows how important your contract dispute is to you. She will tenaciously safeguard your investment and your best interests while working toward a favorable resolution. To arrange for your complimentary initial consultation, call Bloc One Services, LLC at 240-200-0076 or contact us online today. We serve communities in Charles, Montgomery, and Prince George's Counties, as well as Washington D.C.