Adverse possession is a process where someone can acquire ownership over another person's property -- like a home or a piece of land -- simply by taking control of it and occupying it or using it for a prescribed period of time.
Construction defects: The warning signs of foundation problems
Could a major construction defect be right beneath your feet?
Arizona State University is sued over real estate projects
Land owned by the Arizona State University, like many other institutions of higher learning, enjoys an exemption from property taxes. That makes landing a spot to develop on university-owned property a prime deal for investors.
Eminent domain and inverse condemnation: What's the difference?
Even if you're the rightful owner of a piece of property, there are times when the government has the ability to take that property from you for some "greater good."
There are Fair Housing mistakes you don't want to make
When you decide to become a landlord, what you do with your property isn't entirely all up to you -- there are laws that apply to your actions, including the Fair Housing Act.
Arizona is ripe for real estate investors: Where you should look
"Location, location, location" has long been a mantra in business -- and that's perhaps especially true when you're talking about investing in real estate.
Arizona house hunters beware: Bad flips could cost you
Could that great house deal in Phoenix or elsewhere in Arizona be hiding some ugly secrets?
Tenant rights and service animals: What you should know
Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), tenants with disabilities have a right to have a service animal -- even if animals aren't normally permitted in the lease.
Real estate marketing and the Fair Housing Act
As a realtor, the last thing that you want to do end up being accused of discrimination.
Arizona city's real estate deal may violate the law
Cities are generally eager to keep properties from becoming vacant eyesores. When that happens, it can negatively affect the property rates of the entire surrounding area.
