Why Every Real Estate Transaction in North Carolina Should Include a Lawyer
In a lot of states, a real estate attorney is optional, a nice-to-have that some buyers skip to save money. North Carolina isn't one of those states. State law requires a licensed attorney to conduct or directly supervise every residential real estate closing, which means the question isn't really whether you need one. It's whether the one handling your transaction is actually working for you.If you're buying, selling, or refinancing