Real Estate Law for Paralegals: residential real estate transactions for attorneys, paralegals, escrow agents, mortgage lenders, real estate agents, and closing specialists

Real Estate Law for Paralegals: residential real estate transactions for attorneys, paralegals, escrow agents, mortgage lenders, real estate agents, and closing specialists

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The Essentials of Real Estate Law for Paralegals by Lynn T. Slossberg -- Written with the entry-level paralegal in mind, this text embraces a systems approach that builds proficiency in real estate file management. It provides a foundation of legal concepts, furnishes procedures on how to handle various client matters and involves the reader through exercises. It includes information for all subjects covered in basic paralegal real estate texts including the most common real estate litigation a paralegal may encounter. It also illustrates a commercial closing from beginning to end. The instructor's manual provides a synopsis for each chapter, a suggested instructor approach, answers to review questions, and highlights areas where state-specific materials need to be introduced. Clearly defined chapter objectives, reinforcing summaries, hypothetical client matters, ethical questions, practical assignments and an extensive glossary make this a well-rounded text on the essentials of real estate law for the paralegal.

Real Estate for Paralegals by Mary Louis Kurr -- Key Benefit: Using a minimum of technicality and a light-hearted approach, this innovative book focuses on the paralegal's role in a real estate transaction — rather than on the abundance of documents involved. It demonstrates that the actual job is not “just paperwork” but dealing with real people at an emotional time in their lives, and it shows how good paralegals can make a difference in their clients' lives and the working conditions of the other professionals involved. Key Topics: Follows, from beginning to end, a fictional story of one real estate transfer with a built-in problem (“the garden variety purchase of a home”). Exposes readers not only to the legal aspects of the transaction, and to the parts played by the professionals, their expertise, their language, and the timeline of the transaction, but to the human motivation and interaction of the people, clients, and co-workers involved. Concentrates on the application of specific paralegal skills and demonstrates the transference of skills from other areas, e.g. legal research, psychology, and interpersonal communications. Dissects deeds from different states to show that all deeds are basically the same. Features accompanying interactive software -- DOCS ON DISK (title documents); The Name Game (real estate terminology). Market: For paralegals working with real estate transactions.

Real Estate and Property Law for Paralegals by Jeffrey A. Helewitz

The practitioner's guide to residential real estate transactions for attorneys, paralegals, escrow agents, mortgage lenders, real estate agents, and closing specialists by Brian L. Smith

Real Estate Foreclosure: Paralegal Practice and Procedure (Paralegal Practice Library) by Charles P. Nemeth -- Horn on Horn: What Van Horn and his partner in scholarship have here done for the legal community is beyond measure. I never before imagined that real estate foreclosure could be at one time so interesting and so utterly entertaining. I attribute both to the eloquent style of the authors, who weave one of the finest paralegal tapestries to be found in ink. Once I picked this book up, I could not put it down (and my arms became very tired after the 22nd hour). I toast you, Grayson Van Horn. You have bestowed upon the world a rare piece of writing

Real Estate Foreclosure Paralegal Practice and Procedure: 1995 Supplement by Charles P. Nemeth

Real Estate by Charles P. Nemeth