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

Articles by Charlotte Kimball

Is Rent Control a Price Ceiling or a Price Floor?How to Lease a House: Steps, Rights, and Key Rules How Can I Rent a House? Steps, Costs, and Rights How to Avoid Paying Closing Costs When Buying a Home How to Check for Liens on Property Online and In Person Can You Add Someone to a Mortgage Without Refinancing What Do You Pay When You Buy a House: All the Costs Do I Need Mortgage Insurance With a Conventional Loan?When Does Foreclosure Happen? The Process and Timeline Does a HELOC Affect Your Mortgage? What to Know How Does a Real Estate Agent Get Paid? Commissions Explained Can You Buy a House With a Credit Card: Risks and Rules Do I Need Landlord Insurance? Laws, Lenders & Costs Can You Still Refinance If Your Home Value Drops?Why Are 55+ Communities Cheaper Than Regular Homes Can You Take Out a Loan for a Down Payment?What Happens After a Home Inspection: Next Steps How to Get a Copy of Your Satisfaction of Mortgage What Does Townhouse Mean? Definition, HOA, and Costs Is Landscaping Included in New Construction Homes?How Do I Know If I'm Approved for an Apartment?Can I Sell My House After 3 Years? Capital Gains What Does Closing on a House Mean: From Contract to Keys What Is Property Law? Definition, Types, and Rights How to Avoid the Due-on-Sale Clause: Exceptions and Risks Why Do Banks Require Home Insurance for a Mortgage?Does Affordable Housing Lower Property Values?How to Sell Properties: Disclosures, Taxes & Closing How to Assume an FHA Mortgage: Requirements and Steps What Are Real Estate Taxes on Your Mortgage?