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Portland, Oregon: Why Knowing How to Take Title to Real Property Matters

If you're in the process of buying or investing in real estate, you've probably come across the term "taking title." It may sound technical, but understanding how to take title to real property is essential for protecting your interests and ensuring a smooth transfer of ownership. In this blog post, we'll explore why knowing how to take title matters and discuss the different options available to you. Let's dive in!

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[Real Estate] The Basics of Estate Planning: A Guide for Real Estate Agents in Portland, Oregon

Hey there, real estate agents! As an estate planning lawyer here in Portland, Oregon, I want to share some valuable insights with you about the basics of estate planning. Understanding this crucial aspect can help you guide your clients more effectively when it comes to taking title to real property. So, let's dive right in!

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[Real Estate] Taking Title: How Living Trusts Can Help Avoid Probate and Protect Your Assets

Real estate professionals: Welcome to our Oregon estate planning blog! Today, we're going to explore the benefits of living trusts and how they can help you avoid probate and safeguard your assets. Planning for the future is essential, and understanding the tools available to protect your hard-earned assets is crucial. Let's dive in!

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Portland, Oregon Probate Lawyer Offers Tips for Handling an Out-of-State Probate

Losing a loved one is an emotional and life-changing experience. You might be tasked with the responsibility of settling the estate while also grieving your loss. It can be a challenging time in anyone's life. However, it becomes complicated when you must go through probate for out-of-state property.

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Portland, Oregon Probate Lawyer Answers, “Should You Disclose Defects to Property You Plan to Leave to Heirs?”

You may already be aware that obvious and not-so-obvious defects must be disclosed when selling a property. Sure, you may not want to go into every single detail about a property you are essentially giving to someone else. It’s also true that there’s no consequence to you if you fail to provide certain information to your heirs. However, there are reasons why you want to disclose latent and patent defects of real property in your estate plan.

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