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P: 952 - 470 - 6361On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Real Estate Transactions on Friday, March 03, 2017.
If you are starting to think about applying for a home loan, you will most likely go over your finances and try to determine how much money you will be able to reasonably and safely borrow. In addition to thinking about how much money you will have to put down – and therefore, how much… Read more »
On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Real Estate Transactions on Friday, February 24, 2017.
Most people need to sell their current home before they buy their new one. However, if you sell your home before buying the next one, you’ll be crunched for time, and you might not select the new home that’s perfect for you. Conversely, if you wait and buy the new home before you sell, then… Read more »
On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Commercial Real Estate on Friday, February 10, 2017.
Minneapolis business owners will have a lot to consider when trying to decide whether to buy or lease their place of business. Ultimately, it all comes down to what will save them the most money, and make them the most profit in the long run, right? In this article, let’s take a look at some… Read more »
On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Real Estate Transactions on Friday, January 27, 2017.
Purchasing a home on short sale happens when a buyer purchases a home for less than the amount the owner owes on the mortgage. These are usually homes that are facing, or about to face the threat of foreclosure proceedings. In these situations, the lending organization must first give permission for the short sale. The… Read more »
On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Estate Planning on Tuesday, January 17, 2017.
Many people don’t realize that even death cannot provide an escape from taxes. In fact, there is a specific tax law in the United States tax code called the Estate Tax. Many people call this the death tax because the tax is triggered when the owner of the estate dies. While many people assume that… Read more »
On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Commercial Real Estate on Thursday, January 12, 2017.
The Macy’s department store was at the center of downtown Minneapolis for more than 100 years, but recently it was sold, bringing an end to an era. Macy’s, which has long been the largest store of any kind in the downtown Minneapolis area, announced last Wednesday that it had sold the property to a New… Read more »
On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Residential Real Estate on Thursday, December 29, 2016.
Minnesota residents don’t usually think about radon dangers, but when radon is present in a home, it can pose serious threats to the people who live there. Radon is a carcinogenic radioactive gas that you cannot see, taste or smell. Longterm exposure to radon can lead to lung cancer. In fact, the U.S. Surgeon General… Read more »
On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Residential Real Estate on Wednesday, December 14, 2016.
One of the biggest mistakes that novice real estate investors make is to purchase a commercial property without first checking the zoning regulations relating to that property. The fact is, some Minnesota properties have been legally zoned so that they can only be used for certain types of commercial purposes. For example, you might have… Read more »
On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Estate Planning on Thursday, December 08, 2016.
Choosing someone to be the executor of your will is one of the biggest and most important decisions you’ll make. Whoever is bestowed the responsibility of handling your estate needs to be trustworthy, willing to honor your requests and in good health.Choosing someone to be the executor of your will is one of the biggest… Read more »
On behalf of Lang Law Office posted in Real Estate Transactions on Wednesday, November 30, 2016.
Four Minnesota real estate properties that Prince owned were put up for sale in mid-November, with two more expected to be put on the market soon. All four of the properties are situated in Chanhassen. One of them, where the deceased musician lived at one time, is a 5,654 square-foot property situated on a 1.5-acre… Read more »