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Real Estate Law
Oregon Real Estate Law Lawyers represent individuals, consumers, owners, home owner's associations, condominium associations, businesses and non-profit organizations involved in real estate transactions, controversies or disputes. OR Real Estate Law Lawyers handle a wide range of real estate matters including purchasing, financing, selling, leasing and litigation.

OR Real Estate Law Lawyers typically charge an hourly rate for their services. Some Real Estate Law Lawyers will quote a flat fee for a particular matter, such as reviewing a contract. Most lawyers require an advance payment called a retainer before they will represent you. Some lawyers may allow you to make payments in certain situations.  Clients with established relationships may be billed monthly or on completion.

Common issues handled by Oregon Real Estate Law Lawyers include:

Arbitration	Mechanics' Liens
Boundary Disputes	Mediation
Breach of Contract	Mineral Rights
Condominium Associations	Mortgages
Construction Contracts	Negotiation
Construction Loans	Neighbor Disputes
Contractor Disputes	Oil & Gas Rights
Deeds	Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)
Easements	Professional Liability Issues
Eminent Domain	Professional Licensure
Eviction	Property Disputes
Fraud	Property Ownership
Home Purchase	Real Estate Contracts
Home Sale	Remodeling Contracts
Home Warranties	Rental Agreements
Homeowners' Association	Right of Way
Housing Discrimination	Sales Agreements
Insurance Claims	Security Deposits
Insurance Disputes	Survey Review
Landlord Tenant Issues	Title Insurance
Leases	Transfer Of Title
Litigation	Zoning Laws

Click on a OR county or county seat Real Estate Law Lawyer Directory to find a lawyer or visit the OptimusLaw Law Library Online to learn more about Real Estate Law issues and legal topics.  Call or email the Featured Lawyer of your choice to present your legal matter and/or schedule an initial consultation.

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