When you are involved in a real estate closing, you’ve got to get your legal and financial ducks in a row. With this much money at stake, you’ve got to make sure your interests are well represented.
At Aidala Bertuna & Kamins, in New York City, we have the knowledge and experience to guide you through your closing successfully. Give us a call today at 212-486-0011 to discuss your specific situation. We have offices in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
The Role Of A Lawyer In A Successful Closing
Before ownership of real property can be formally transferred at closing, there are numerous important details that must be worked out. For one thing, there cannot be clouds on the title, such as unresolved mechanic’s liens.
Unless the buyer is very wealthy and is paying cash, there must also be a sound financing structure in place. This includes working out arrangements for paying not only the mortgage, but also property taxes, insurance, escrow fees, brokers’ commissions and other closing costs.
The higher the value of the property, the more complicated these arrangements tend to be. Our firm has the knowledge you need to protect your rights and move forward with confidence on your transaction.
I am sending you this text to tell you how pleased I am with the way that you handled my case. You are truly a great lawyer. Without you I would have not won my case. Thank you so much for all that you have done for me. Today I am a winner.”
– M.C. (Civil Litigation)
Our Real Estate Track Record
Marianne Bertuna, Esq., is the attorney at our firm who takes the lead on real estate matters. Ms. Bertuna knows what it is like to handle a complicated closing on a multimillion-dollar property. But even for more modest transactions, it is beneficial to have her at your side, so that none of the many moving parts come back to bite you somehow.
Of course, even with the best of planning, sometimes disputes arise. If this happens with a real estate issue, we can use our well-respected skills in civil litigation to pursue a favorable resolution for you in the courts or through hard-nosed negotiation.
