Property Law
Real Estate Development
Your Property - Our Focus
From rezoning land for development to negotiating with banks over short sales -- real estate law is our top priority. We don't distract ourselves with many other types of law. In such cases, trusted attorneys in other fields are at our fingertips, and we are happy to make referrals. Property law is our obsession.
Deep Roots in Real Estate
Prepared specifically to practice law in real estate, Eric Earley enhanced his J.D. with an LL.M. in Real Property Development from the University of Miami School of Law. With over a dozen years experience in real estate prior to becoming an attorney, and having operated a real estate brokerage in two states, no challenge is too complex and the needs of no client are too simple.
Recession Survival
While geared toward real estate development, during the country's financial crisis the practice adapted toward real estate financial workouts. Seeking debt relief for clients--with particular emphasis on negotiating settlements, deficiency waivers, loan modifications, and general releases from lenders remains an important focus of the Firm.
We always caution potential clients that every situation is unique, and to be wary of anyone with a one-size-fits-all approach. To a hammer everything looks like a nail, but we have more than one tool in our toolbox. The solutions we seek are always customized to each client's situation. If you have been advised by anyone to consider bankruptcy, a short sale, a loan modification, or foreclosure, you may benefit greatly from the advantage of a second opinion.
Consultation fees are normally $200 for 30 minutes, but if the issue is about short sale, loan modification, or bankruptcy, the initial consultation is waived. While the HAMP and HAFA program may have ended, there are other programs that can help Nevada home owners, such as the recently renewed Foreclosure Mediation Program. Call and find out what we can do.