An investor I know formed a company in Indiana last year using a big name corporate filing service. He just got the annual billing for registered agent service – $225!!! A registered agent is someone in the state of the formation with a physical address that can be served in a lawsuit against the company. […]
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Courtesy of William Bronchick, Esq. & Bronchick Law If ever you find yourself in a situation where a law officer takes you into custody then you must realize that you have been arrested. It is important for every citizen to know what it means to be arrested and what their rights are. If you are […]
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Courtesy of William Bronchick, Bronchick Law According to information known in most states as a Directive to Physicians or Healthcare Directive, a Living Will sets out your wishes about what extended medical treatment should be withheld or provided if you become unable to communicate those wishes. The directive creates a contract with the attending doctor. […]
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by Attorney William Bronchick It’s easy to fix up your properties if you have unlimited cash. However, you need to keep your repairs to a minimum to stay profitable. You also need to keep your properties in good shape to attract tenants or buyers. It also has a lot to do with your knowledge of how […]
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Whenever hear one of those Nevada corporations scams ad on the radio it makes me cringe. While Nevada corporations are appropriate in certain circumstances, they have little value for real estate investors outside of the state of Nevada. Here are the reasons the promoters give for using Nevada corporations, and my debunking of them: 1. […]
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By William Bronchick, Esq. This article is for real estate investors and my real estate clients. The “due-on-sale” clause is probably the most talked about, feared and misunderstood topic in real estate. This article will dispel any misunderstandings you may have about the due-on-sale and suggest a simple, yet effective strategy to get around […]
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Courtesy of William Bronchick @ Bronchick Law Expungement of criminal records is the process of clearing an individual’s records of a crime committed. There are several other terms used to describe the expungement of criminal records. Often, it is used in correlation with sealing, destruction, or return to the subject of individual criminal records kept by […]
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by Attorney William Bronchick Too many investors go to closing and sign documents without ever reading them, taking the word of the “professionals” involved in the closing. This is a huge mistake unless that professional is your lawyer, and he or she has read and understood the loan documents. Don’t presume that the lawyer you […]
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by Attorney William Bronchick As a landlord, you should be aware of some of the legal issues related to leasing properties. Here are a few of them: LEAD-BASED PAINT DISCLOSURE Federal law requires that the lessor (landlord) of any rental property constructed before 1978 disclose the presence of any lead-based paint or hazards known by […]
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Courtesy of William Bronchick, Esq. Cash advances are not normally a part of my law practice here at Bronchick Law, however, I thought that this might be great information for those of you that read my blog. The purpose of a Lawsuit Cash Advance is to help people recover the compensation owed to them for […]
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