Real Estate

Pear Sperling Eggan & Daniels’ real estate attorneys provide legal services in all aspects of the broad range of activities related to real estate, including buying, developing, constructing, owning, leasing, selling, and using real estate, as well as litigation related to these activities.  We handle:

• purchases and sales of commercial and residential properties
• real estate development
• land use and zoning issues
• boundary line and title disputes
• quiet title actions
• construction liens and construction contracts
• easements, including creation and interpretation
• commercial and residential leasing
• landlord-tenant disputes
• property tax issues, including valuation and exemption issues
• land contracts, including forfeiture
• condominium formation and operations
• mortgage issues, including foreclosure 
• zoning board of appeals, planning commission, and local government approval issues
• condemnation issues or disputes
• environmental law related to real estate
• arbitration or mediation of real estate disputes

We represent private individuals and businesses of all sizes, real estate developers and builders, condominium associations, and financial institutions, in every aspect of real estate law.

Please call us at 734-665-4441 or contact us to schedule an initial consultation.

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