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Preventing Payment Disputes: Best Practices for Contractors in Washington State Contractors face a wide range of challenges on construction projects, from ensuring quality workmanship to managing timelines and client expectations. In addition to delivering quality...
Are you considering buying or selling a property but finding traditional financing options too complex or restrictive? Seller financing might be the solution you're looking for. At Burrwood Law Group, we specialize in helping clients navigate the nuances of real...
In order to protect your lien rights as a subcontractor, it is important to understand the various notice requirements and responsibilities of the parties involved with a project. The prime contractor has the responsibility to not only notify customers of their...
In order to preserve lien rights, contractors in Washington State are required to provide notice to property owners under certain conditions. Various requirements exist based on the nature of the property as well as the type of contractor involved. In situations where...
Sellers who personally finance a transaction and allow the buyer to make payments directly to them over time can be impacted by certain aspects of the Dodd-Frank Act, particularly Title XIV, the Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act. The Dodd-Frank Wall...
Washington State allows Home Owners Associations substantial independence in the performance of their duties. The State does not require that board members be trained or receive any specific education on HOA management. Associations may craft CC&Rs, declarations,...
The mechanic’s lien is a powerful tool to protect the rights and financial interests of contractors who provide labor, professional services, materials, or equipment for the improvement of real property in Washington State. However, the lien process requires following...