Property Law Reviewer

Julian Sanchez

Julian Sanchez is a highly experienced reviewer with a focus on property disputes and eminent domain cases. He has reviewed complex property law cases, providing expert analysis and guidance. With his strong background in real estate development, he brings a unique perspective to his reviews.

Credentials

Lead Reviewer, Property Law

22+ yearsProperty DisputesEminent Domain

Reviewed posts

Articles reviewed by Julian Sanchez

What to Do If a Co-Owner Refuses to Pay Property TaxesNeighbor's Kid Keeps Coming Into My Yard—What Are My Legal Options?Can I Evict a Tenant Who Threatens Me? Steps to Protect YourselfHow to Win an Eviction Case: Key Steps to Strengthen Your DefenseCan a Co-Borrower Take Possession of the Car?What Is an Executed Lease and How Does It Work?Can You Turn Off Utilities on a Squatter?How Does Putting Your House Up for Bail Work?If a Lease Doesn't Specify Rent Due Date, When Is It Due?Can a Creditor Put a Lien on My House for Unsecured Debt?Can My Landlord Make Me Pay for Plumbing Repairs?Neighbor Claims Survey Is Wrong—What Are Your Legal Options?What Does a 72-Hour Notice to Vacate Mean for Tenants?What Is a 10-Day Eviction Notice in NC and How Does It Work?Can My Landlord Charge Me for Plumbing Repairs?Does a Security Deposit Increase With a Rent Increase?What Does Foreclosure Redeemed Mean for Property Owners?What Can I Do About My Neighbor's Tree Roots Damaging My Property?Can a Landlord Go in Your Room Without Permission?Can You Have Two Apartments in Your Name at the Same Time?Can You Break a Lease Due to Crime in Your Neighborhood?Putting a Neighbor on Notice: What You Need to KnowRenting Without HOA Approval: What Are the Risks and Consequences?Neighbor Keeps Blowing Grass on My Property. What Can I Do?Is It Legal to Rent a Room in Your House in NJ?How to Get Someone Kicked Out of Your NeighborhoodWho Is Responsible for a Shared Sewer Line With a Neighbor?Disputing Property Liens in NC: A Practical GuideHow to Report Someone Living in a GarageSelling a House but Keeping the Land: What You Need to Know