Property Law Author

Charlotte Kimball

Charlotte Kimball is a skilled attorney with expertise in environmental law and land use. She has represented clients in cases involving environmental disputes and has a strong understanding of the regulations involved.

Credentials

J.D., University of Washington, LL.M. in Environmental Law

10+ yearsEnvironmental LawLand Use

Assigned posts

Articles by Charlotte Kimball

Who Owns My Apartment Complex? How to Find OutWhat Does TI Mean in Real Estate: Tenant ImprovementsCan Multiple People Own a House Together?Do Banks Buy Houses? Foreclosure and REO ExplainedHow to Reject a Rental Application Without DiscriminationWhat Does Total Assessment Mean on Property Taxes?What Does a Property Tax Assessment Mean?How to Look Up Delinquent Property Taxes: Online and In PersonCan a Canadian Get a Mortgage in the US? Yes, Here's HowIs a Life Estate a Freehold Estate? Rights and LimitsIs Your Home an Asset? The Legal and Tax AnswerHow to See If a Home Is in Foreclosure for FreeWhat Can HOAs Legally Do? Powers, Rights & LimitsWhat Does a Wholesale Contract Look Like in Real Estate?What Does PSF Mean in Real Estate? Valuation and Legal RiskHow Do I Find the Last Appraisal of a House?Who Pays School Taxes: Owners, Renters, and ExemptionsHow Is Real Estate Commission Split: What Each Party GetsDoes FHA Help With Down Payment? Options and RulesHow Do I Know If My Property Taxes Went Up?What Does the Federal Housing Administration Do?Can You Buy an Apartment in NYC? Co-ops and CondosHow Long Can You Hold an Apartment Before Moving In?How Can I Assume a Mortgage: Steps and RequirementsCan a Tenant Run a Business From a Rental Property?Who Pays for Home Inspection and Appraisal: Buyer or Seller?Can I List My House on Zillow Without an Agent?How Long Does Public Storage Give You to Pay Before Auction?How to Determine Land Value: Valuation MethodsDoes Rent Go Up Every Year? Rent Control and Tenant Rights