Law Office of Albert M. DiGregorio, Jr.

10/15/2015

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05/01/2015

Seller's of real estate in Pennsylvania who have a home inspection prior to listing should keep in mind their responsibilities with regard to seller disclosures. Pennsylvania law requires sellers to tell prospective buyers about “material defects known to the seller.” The standard form describes a material defect as a problem with the property that would have an “adverse impact” on its value or involve an “unreasonable risk” to the buyer.

Most home buyers will have a home inspection prior to closing on their purchase but as the seller have you considered getting an inspection before you list the home? While this may sound redundant since the buyer is probably going to have an inspection anyway, conducting one ahead of time and using…

04/24/2015

When thinking about your estate plan, be aware that mutual fund fees and other investment expenses really do have a significant impact on the growth of your investment and achieving your financial goals.

In a bulletin for investors, the Securities and Exchange Commission is offering a stark reminder of the impact that investment fees can have on returns.

04/23/2015

04/01/2015

Forty years ago my father, a Pennsylvania Real Estate broker and Pocono real estate developer, authored a brochure titled “Location, location, location”. We’ve probably all heard this mantra before. It is the answer to the question, “What are the three most important things to consider when buying real estate?” Why does that answer still hold true, particularly for residential real estate. When considering a purchase of real estate many factors come into play – price, zoning, style of home, condition of home, etc. But all of those things are subject to change. You can negotiate price, at times you can even appeal zoning, you can repair, remodel or even rebuild but you cannot change the location of the real estate. It is the one constant attribute of real estate. So whether you are on a lakefront or atop a mountain with a scenic view, in the city, or next to an industrial park, location matters. That is why it is always worthwhile to do a little extra investigation up front when setting out to purchase real estate. Find out as much as you can about the location and what surrounds it. Very little else will have as great an impact on the value of the property and your enjoyment of it.