Real estate experts expect rent prices to slow their meteoric rise but do not believe prices will return to pre-pandemic levels for quite some time. Here, we will take a look at why rent prices continue to increase, as well as what NJ renters can expect in the coming months.

For good reason, it is challenging to get out of a NJ real estate contract, but it's not impossible. Here, we will look at several legitimate reasons to end a legally binding real estate contract.

The best way to avoid buyer's remorse is to work closely with experienced real estate professionals. Here are five ways working with a real estate attorney can lessen your homebuying anxiety and help you make the best decision for your real estate goals.

As an experienced real estate law firm in NJ, Veitengruber Law is looking toward the major trends in NJ real estate. Here are some of the predictions the experts are making for the NJ real estate market throughout the rest of 2023.

Contingencies in a real estate contract are more specific items not covered by the general purchase contract. Here, we take a look at some contingencies buyers and sellers should consider as they review the purchase contract.

Real estate transactions include huge investments for all parties involved. There are significant benefits to working with a real estate attorney from early on in the process, whether you are a buyer or seller.

As a homeowner, your home is likely your most significant asset. A second mortgage will enable you to leverage the value of your home and the equity you have grown to get cash. Let's take a look at the pros and cons of a second mortgage so you can determine if it is the right choice for you.

Sellers are dropping their list prices as homes linger on slow markets to entice potential buyers. While this is giving NJ homebuyers more power in a market that has favored sellers for the last three years, many homeowners are worried about these price decreases and asking the age-old real estate question: when will the market crash?

Buying a home as an unmarried couple can create some unique challenges. We've got some helpful guidance on what to consider before you and your significant other take the plunge into homeownership.

There's a big difference between a good deal and one that's too good to be true. Here are four things to look for when a NJ real estate deal seems suspiciously spectacular.

The attorney review period for NJ real estate transactions exists for a very good reason. Real estate contract mistakes happen every day and can often be costly and stressful to fix. It's best to get it right the first time.

Experts consistently laud real estate as the #1 investment for its consistency in value and high yield on returns. The recent boom in real estate prices and rising interest rates may make real estate investing seem out of reach for some investors. But investing in real estate in NJ is actually an excellent idea.