Real Estate Law: Landlord, Tenant & Foreclosure

Landlord/Tenant

Whether you own 100 units or 1 or rent from an owner, The Law Offices of Chimezie Agwu may be able to assist you with your landlord and tenant issues.

Mr. Agwu counsels his clients on lease agreements, screening of potential tenants and grounds for eviction. He also counsels tenants on their rights and has been very successful in obtaining his clients on both sides their desired outcome. For property and landlord/tenant disputes, you should have someone on your team who knows the law.

Real Estate

Entering into a real estate lease transaction, whether residential or commercial, can have lasting effects on your or your organization’s short-, mid-, and long-term success. Critical issues in a real estate transaction process may include defining and assessing requirements, transaction proposals, term sheets, real estate contracts, due diligence, contract negotiations, document drafting and review, financing, and closings. The Law Offices of Chimezie Agwu can help you understand and navigate the residential or commercial real estate leasing process.

Foreclosure

STOP FORECLOSURE NOW!

The Law Offices of Chimezie Agwu and its associates provide an aggressive foreclosure defense. If you’ve been served a foreclosure letter or summons and complaint, CALL US IMMEDIATELY! We will stop the foreclosure action and protect your rights. We intervene when your bank or a lender is not giving you the respect you deserve. Simply having an attorney can make the difference between the bank or lender listening to your case and simply ignoring your telephone calls and letters. We can also help you with alternatives to foreclosure, such as applying for a loan modification or selling your home as a “short sale.” Call us for a free consultation, and we will personally sit down with you and formulate the best viable options for your particular circumstances.

Let us:

• Halt sale dates
• Save your home
• Restructure your mortgage
• Get damages for predatory lending
• Fight your lender
• Bring your loan current