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

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Articles by Charlotte Kimball

Can You Mortgage More Than the Purchase Price?How Often Do Closings Fall Through? Stats and CausesDoes FHA Require Appliances? Built-In vs. FreestandingWhat Makes Property Value Increase: Key FactorsHow a HELOC Affects Your Mortgage: Risks and CostsHow to Stop a Reverse Mortgage Foreclosure: Your OptionsWhat Do Apartments Look for on Pay Stubs: Income and FraudHow to Find Out the Land Value of a PropertyCan You Pay Rent With PayPal? Fees and How It WorksDoes Renters Insurance Count as a Utility Bill?What Is a Homeowners Association Fee? Costs and CoverageHow a Short Sale Works: Approval, Taxes, and CreditWhat to Do With Vacant Land: Uses, Taxes, and RisksHow to Determine the FMV of Property for Tax PurposesWhen Can Eminent Domain Be Used: Public Use and LimitsHow to Find Out How Much a Property Sold For?How to Wire Earnest Money Safely and Avoid FraudCan a Lender Cancel a Loan After Closing? Your RightsWhat Is Overage Rent and How Is It Calculated?Does Option Fee Go Toward Closing in Real Estate?How to Calculate Mortgage Payoff When Selling Your HomeDo I Need Landlord Insurance for a Condo? What to KnowWhat Is a Gift Letter for a Mortgage Down Payment?Is It Illegal to Write a Letter to a Home Seller?How to Write a Property Tax Appeal Letter: What to IncludeAre a Pink Slip and a Car Title the Same Thing?Why Are Closing Costs a One-Time Fee? ExplainedIs Commercial Property More Expensive Than Residential?What Is the Initial Escrow Payment at Closing?How Can I Save My Home From Foreclosure?