As a business tenant in Idaho, you have the right to expect that your commercial landlord will provide a safe, habitable property where you can operate your business. This may not be the case, which may warrant legal action. You may have other alternatives to change...
Commercial real estate involves income-producing properties that are generally worth more than residential properties. Consequently, the stakes are higher in the Idaho CRE segment, and litigation is common. Breach of contract A breach of contract is one of many...
Consequential losses can occur to businesses in Idaho as an indirect result of property damage. Sometimes called secondary loss, policy coverage for consequential losses are not part of standard business insurance policies that cover damage to property and equipment....
Construction defects can be a huge headache for homeowners. If you are in the process of buying or selling a home, it is important to be aware of the most common types of construction defects. Structural defects Structural defects refer to any defect that is related...
When you choose to live in a planned community in Idaho, you agree to abide by any existing deed restrictions limiting your homeowner rights. Failure to adhere to the conditions may result in fines or litigation. Purpose One of the primary purposes of residential deed...
Commercial real estate investors may pay prepayment penalties when favoring fixed-rate debt financing. The prepayment penalties appear when setting their debt ahead of their loans' maturity dates. Idaho law has buyers and sellers execute and deliver all documents and...
A quiet title lawsuit is a way for a homeowner in Indiana to resolve any and all outstanding issues related to the ownership of the property. When there is a lingering question about the ownership of the house, then this litigation can put an end to them. Quiet title...
Procuring a mortgage loan in Idaho doesn't need to be a complex process. There are plenty of methods that you can make use of in order to simplify things. The key to getting a good deal is knowing what you want. You also need to know how to protect it once you have...
A mechanic's lien in Idaho is filed by subcontractors and suppliers against clients who do not pay their fees. This lien, also known as a contractor's lien, places an encumbrance on a property's title. Lenders and buyers are alerted that the person is not allowed to...
Buying a home sometimes comes with unpleasant surprises, including discovering the property has material defects after the closing. Other matters could be more shocking, such as discovering the seller didn't own the property. Idaho buyers that purchased title...
