On behalf of Nearhood Law Offices, PLC | Jan 19, 2021 | Commercial and Residential Leases, Developing Real Estate
Commercial property can be a lucrative investment in Arizona, but there are a number of things first-time investors need to know. When investing in commercial real estate, you need to identify the best type of property and have ways to finance the commercial property...
On behalf of Nearhood Law Offices, PLC | Nov 14, 2020 | Developing Real Estate
Investing in commercial real estate in Arizona can be incredibly profitable. However, no investment is guaranteed to be successful. Before you sign any contracts, you’ll need to do some research to ensure that you’re making a worthy investment....
On behalf of Nearhood Law Offices, PLC | Jul 30, 2020 | Developing Real Estate, Residential Real Estate Transactions
There are many ways to invest in residential property, accessible at basically all levels. Perhaps the most familiar is traditional purchase of a single-family home using a mortgage. One could buy homes at foreclosure auction, purchase interests in loans, speculate...
On behalf of Nearhood Law Offices, PLC | Jun 1, 2020 | Construction Disputes, Developing Real Estate
You may be looking to build a new house, or perhaps you have plans to give your business a new location. Whatever the project, investing in the construction of building is a big leap that requires care and attention-to-detail throughout the process. Starting out with...
On behalf of Nearhood Law Offices, PLC | Jan 16, 2020 | Developing Real Estate, Firm News
The Phoenix metro is expected to have one of the hottest real estate markets in 2020. That’s according to a recent report from the Phoenix Business Journal. Arizona’s capital and largest city tied with Dallas for the fifth fastest-growing housing market in...
On behalf of Nearhood Law Offices, PLC | Oct 17, 2019 | Developing Real Estate
The city of Mesa is at odds with a resident as it looks to develop new emergency response facilities. The city has specifically had its eye on undeveloped property on the 1300 block of North Power Road and plans to use eminent domain to take it for public use. But...
