Real Estate Services

- Apartment Lease (Furnished)

- Apartment Lease (Unfurnished)

- Apartment Lease (Furnished, Month-To-Month)

- Apartment Lease (Unfurnished, Month-To-Month)

- House Lease (Furnished)

- House Lease (Unfurnished)

- House Lease (Furnished, Month-To-Month)

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- House Lease (Unfurnished, Month-To-Month)

- Application For Lease By Tenant

- Assignment of Lease Form

- Lead Disclosure Form (for apartment/house rental)

- Lead Disclosure Booklet (EPA)

- Credit Report Check Authorization Form

- Criminal Background Check Authorization Form

- Notice to Tenant (for late payment, non-compliance, non-renewal, eviction)

- Megan's Law Disclosure (CA)

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- Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement
- Residential Property Disclosure Forms
- Lead-Based Paint Disclosure Form
- The EPA's Lead Based Paint Hazards Booklet
- Warranty Deeds (multiple versions; formatted by marital status)
- Seller's Offer to Purchase Form
- Buyer's Counter Offer Form
- Hundreds of state-specific documents, as required
- a suite of Financial Calculators to determine payments over term, interest, amortization, more

- General Premises Lease

- Office Lease

- Triple-Net General Premises Lease

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- Triple-Net Office Lease

- a Land Contract utilizing a down payment with monthly payments thereafter to pay the purchase price;
 

- a Land Contract utilizing a down payment, with monthly payments thereafter and then a balloon payment at a later date to pay the purchase price;

- a Memorandum of Land Contract that can be filed with your local recorder's office (when applicable);

- a Land Contract for Vacant Land, for a property that has no dwelling on it and is undeveloped;

- Property Disclosure Forms, many of them state-specific, are required for nearly all real estate transactions;

- a Termination of Land Contract, used when the purchasing party defaults on the contract as a way to reclaim clear title;

- an optional Addendum to Create an Escrow Account to allow recurring expenses like taxes, insurance, or utilities to be placed into escrow to ensure their payment;

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- a suite of Financial Calculators to determine payment over term, interest, amortization, and more.

- WARRANTY DEEDS
- SURVIVORSHIP DEEDS

- Married couple transferring property to another married couple;
- Married couple transferring property to a single individual;
- Single individual transferring property to a married couple;
- Single individual transferring property to another single individual;
- A variety of forms that cover transfers to and from unmarried couples;
- A Quitclaim Deed allows individuals or couples to transfer property into a Trust (or vice versa).

The deeds with Survivorship language are available for the following marital status situations:

- Married couple transferring property to another married couple;
- Single individual transferring property to a married couple;
- A variety of forms that cover transfers to and from unmarried couples.
- A Warranty Deed with Survivorship interest language.