Rhode Island Real Estate Law Articles:

Title Insurance In Rhode Island - What Does It Insure And Should I Get It?
This article concerning Rhode Island Real Estate and Title law was written by a Rhode Island Attorney. A person's home is usually their single biggest financial investment. It is highly prudent and wise that a homeowner would want to protect that investment and enjoy the benefits of ownership. An owner's title policy is that protection. The owner's title policy insures against loss or damages sustained by the owner by reason of historical discrepancies such as forgery, undisclosed but recorded prior mortgages, bankruptcies, liens or divorces, deeds not properly recorded, missing wills or heirs, and inadequate property descriptions. [December 27, 2007 04:41:34 pm]

Forced Sale Of Real Estate In RI With Family Member, Business Partner, Significant Others-Partition
This article explains how a person who co-owns real estate with another person, persons or entity can force a sale of the property and obtain an equitable share of the proceeds. A person who owns property as joint tenants, tenants in common or has a life estate who no longer wants to own real estate with another person, LLC, trust, partnership or other entity can force a sale of the property in Rhode Island Superior Court. [August 22, 2007 10:26:06 am]

Rhode Island (RI) Real Estate Law - Closings And Title Attorneys - Lawyers
Rhode Island RI real estate law frequently asked questions concerning title insurance, real estate closings, surveys, appraisals etc. This articles was prepared by a Rhode Island lawyer. [March 15, 2007 10:57:49 am]