On behalf of Dornish Law Offices, PC | Nov 9, 2020 | Real Estate Practice
You’ve been looking to increase your portfolio of properties, and now may be as good a time as ever. The economy took a downturn in the last few months, which means that there is a major opportunity to make money if you can buy homes at low prices and sell them later...
by braddornish | Oct 15, 2020 | Real Estate Practice
As an investor, you’re always looking for good deals in the residential real estate market. That often means targeting people who have incentives to sell quickly — such as someone who just got a job in another state and needs to move or someone who bought...
by braddornish | Oct 14, 2020 | Business Practice
Maybe you inherited your first property from a family member when you already owned a home. Perhaps you decided to buy a house when the markets were low and then quickly realized how lucrative rental properties could be. Regardless of how you started your real estate...
by braddornish | Oct 5, 2020 | Real Estate Practice
Most people go to a closing session in person when buying a new property. There, they meet with the title company, the seller and the real estate agents. They all go over the paperwork together and sign everything into the name of the new buyer. But maybe you’re not...
by braddornish | Sep 7, 2020 | Real Estate Practice
The sale of a home in Pennsylvania should be a relatively easy process, but unforeseen issues might complicate sales. A boundary dispute could surprise a seller and lead to a delayed sale. Thankfully, there may be legal remedies available to settle the dispute. Buyers...
by braddornish | Sep 7, 2020 | Firm News, Real Estate Practice
We are in the heat of political season, and many homeowners have put up signs to support their preferred candidates. I have my own signs in my yard, and neighbors in my community have different political signs in their yards, safely tucked into flower beds to avoid...
by braddornish | Sep 1, 2020 | Real Estate Practice
A person who’s just getting into real estate investing often wants things to go quickly so they can start to see progress. While this is understandable, it’s imperative that you don’t try to rush things as you go through the process. One area that you have to be...
by braddornish | Jul 6, 2020 | Real Estate Practice
Short-term rentals that last anywhere from a single night to a few weeks are more lucrative than long-term rentals. Platforms like Air BnB have made it easier than ever before for real estate investors to capitalize on premium properties by making them accessible to...
by braddornish | Jul 6, 2020 | Real Estate Practice
When purchasing your next piece of Pittsburgh real estate, paying off a mortgage or receiving and sending money for rental deposits, make sure you are careful to avoid becoming the latest victim of real estate fraud. The rise of technology has made investing in real...
by braddornish | May 9, 2020 | Real Estate Practice
If you have never heard of a land contract, then you may want to learn a little more about them before agreeing to them in a contract to buy a home. Installment land sales ask you to make periodic payments. They are also called contract for deed, a land contract or...
