Buying or selling real estate in New Jersey, whether a home, condominium, co-op, or commercial building, is one of the largest financial transactions you will ever make. New Jersey’s real estate laws are uniquely complex, and even small mistakes during the process may lead to costly delays, legal disputes, or long-term ownership issues. Working with a knowledgeable New Jersey real estate attorney protects your interests at every step.
As an experienced real estate attorney, I guide clients through residential closings, commercial transactions, deed transfers, condominium and co-op purchases, lease agreements, and a wide range of property matters with precision, strategy, and efficiency.
In New Jersey, buyers and sellers have a three-day Attorney Review Period, a crucial window that further establishes the terms and conditions of the transaction. Without the right guidance, you risk signing a contract that may not fully protect your rights or reflect your best interests.
An attorney will review the contract to make sure it includes the correct contingencies, deadlines, protections, and negotiated terms before it becomes legally binding.
Although real estate agents may provide form contracts, every transaction is different. Issues like inspection credits, appraisal concerns, title defects, seller concessions, and mortgage contingencies must be negotiated properly.
A skilled attorney ensures the contract is tailored to your situation and shields you from potential pitfalls.
A property’s title may show:
An attorney reviews all title documents, works directly with title companies, resolves defects, and ensures you receive clear, marketable title at closing.
Inspection reports regularly reveal concerns involving:
Your attorney is your advocate, negotiating repair requests or credits that protect your financial investment, while keeping the deal on track.
Lenders have strict requirements. Condo associations and co-op boards often have detailed bylaws, financials, and approval processes that can significantly impact ownership.
An attorney reviews the:
…so you fully understand the legal and financial obligations before committing.
Your attorney coordinates with all parties, including:
We ensure all documents are correct, all funds are properly disbursed, and you walk away with peace of mind and a secure transaction.
I am a highly experienced New Jersey real estate attorney with extensive background representing individuals, investors, real estate developers, lenders, and businesses in transactions of all sizes. I handle:
Single-family homes, multi-family, condos, co-ops, townhomes.
Retail, office, industrial, mixed-use, and investment properties.
Correcting deeds, gifting property, quitclaims, and clearing title defects.
Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating both residential and commercial leases.
My approach is hands-on, responsive, and detail-oriented. I guide you through every stage—from offer to closing, ensuring your rights are protected and your transaction is completed efficiently and correctly.
Real estate transactions involve significant money, legal obligations, and long-term consequences. Having the right attorney by your side offers a layer of protection.
If you’re buying, selling, transferring, or leasing property in New Jersey, I’m here to help you navigate the process with ease and confidence.
Contact me today to get started.