Description
Buying and selling real estate isn’t just about negotiation and pricing—it’s a legal transaction that requires clarity, compliance, and due diligence. This course gives you a solid understanding of the legal side of real estate, ideal for buyers, sellers, agents, and investors alike. You’ll learn about different types of ownership (fee simple, leasehold, joint tenancy), real estate contracts (purchase agreements, contingencies, amendments), and the legal roles of brokers and agents. The course walks you through the closing process, title searches, title insurance, deed transfers, escrow handling, and disclosure requirements. It also covers zoning laws, land use regulations, easements, encroachments, and how local laws affect a property’s value and usability. You’ll explore seller obligations, buyer protections, and dispute resolution methods like mediation and arbitration. The course also provides insights into legal trends affecting real estate, such as eminent domain, landlord-tenant law, and environmental disclosures. Sample contracts, checklists, and case studies help bring legal concepts to life. With this knowledge, you’ll be equipped to confidently navigate transactions, avoid costly legal pitfalls, and ensure smooth real estate deals every time.
Saadatu –
A great refresher for professionals like me. The course breaks down complex legal processes into digestible lessons—perfect for anyone in the real estate business.
Abidemi –
This course gave me real-world context to what I’m learning in law school. It’s practical, relevant, and bridges theory with current real estate law practices.
Aniekan –
I wanted to understand my rights before selling my longtime home. This course covered contracts, disclosures, and legal pitfalls in simple terms—very empowering!
Surajo –
This course was a lifesaver! I finally understood the legal jargon in property contracts and felt much more confident navigating my first home purchase.
Olabisi –
The section on due diligence and title searches was incredibly helpful. I’ve taken other property courses before, but none explained the legal side this clearly.