Contracts David reviews and drafts
- Residential and small commercial purchase agreements
- Counteroffers and addenda
- Inspection, financing, and appraisal contingencies
- Leases and lease-option agreements
- Seller financing and land contracts
- Easements, boundary agreements, and shared-driveway agreements
New Jersey attorney review
When a New Jersey realtor prepares the contract, both buyer and seller get a three-business-day attorney review period after the last signature. In that window David can disapprove the contract and send a rider that fixes problem terms; once it ends, the contract is binding. Call the day you sign so the window is not lost.
What a review covers
David translates the contract into plain language, flags terms that shift risk to you, and proposes revisions. Common problem areas include "as-is" language that waives inspection remedies, earnest money forfeiture terms, deadlines that are impossible to meet, and repair clauses with no cap.
Investors and landlords
If you buy, sell, or lease regularly, David can create templates tailored to your business so each deal starts from a document that already protects you.
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