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Mariano & Coiro, P.C., has represented buyers and sellers in New Jersey residential real estate since 1987. Joseph Coiro has participated in thousands of closings, with clients working directly with him. We serve Somerset County and North and Central New Jersey,...
Buying a home brings excitement, but hidden title defects can quickly turn your dream into a legal nightmare. Unresolved property issues can threaten your ownership rights after closing. Such serious title complications put your transaction at risk. How can you...
There are many reasons that a New Jersey homeowner seeking new financing might reasonably reach out to a real estate legal team with a demonstrated record of advocacy on behalf of diverse clients. A proven attorney can help ensure that a client is fully protected and...
A deed transfer is the legal process of moving property ownership from one party to another. In New Jersey, all deeds must meet specific legal requirements, be properly executed (signed and notarized) and be recorded with the county clerk where the property is...
A land survey is not required by law in New Jersey; however, many mortgage lenders require a survey to finance a loan and it is required to be completed by a licensed Professional Land Surveyor. The survey report is provided in the form of a map which shows the...
For most people, purchasing a home is arguably the most significant financial undertaking in their lives. However, with so many documents to gather and so much else to worry about, this time can also be one of the most stressful. First-time homebuyers can feel more...
There’s a lot of money involved when purchasing or selling residential property. That’s why all parties must be aware and informed when it comes to agreeing to the terms of the purchase. A purchase agreement includes the purchase price, address of the property,...
You may be frustrated to find a buyer for your home only to have the title search reveal a list of debts you must pay off before you can close on the sale. Many companies, government agencies and even individuals may place a lien on your property to secure a debt....
Many property owners have heard of easements but are not familiar with exactly what they are or do. If you are a property owner in New Jersey, it's important to understand the most common types of easements, why they are used, and when an easement might affect your...
Whenever you purchase real estate in New Jersey, the seller has a duty to provide you with clear title to the property. That means the property must be free from claims by any third parties. In order to make sure the property has clear title, your attorney must order...