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

Seller Didn't Disclose Foundation Problem: What Are Your Legal Options?What Is a Legal Two-Family House?Can an HOA Be Dissolved? Steps and Legal ConsiderationsNYC Administrative Code §27-2013: Tenant Rights and Landlord ObligationsDoes Sunrun Put a Lien on Your House? What You Need to KnowCan I Opt Out of Conservice Utility Billing Services?Applicants Intend to Use the Leased Premises as Follows: Key Legal ConsiderationsIs Money Considered Personal Property?Is It Legal to Live in a Hotel Long-Term?Can You Break a Lease Due to Rats in Your Apartment?Seller Didn't Disclose Unpermitted Work—What Are Your Legal Options?Can a Second Mortgage Foreclose Before the First Mortgage?Landlord Confidentiality Breach: What Are Your Legal Rights?Second Mortgage Charge Off Statute of Limitations ExplainedDo You Have to Refinance With a Quit Claim Deed?Is Your Landlord Overcharging You for Utilities? Know Your RightsCan Construction Block Access to My Property? Your Legal Rights ExplainedCan the Grantor and Grantee Be the Same Person?Can I Turn Off Utilities Before My Lease Ends?Is a Lease Binding Without a Deposit?Can You Sue a Storage Facility for Theft?Is It Illegal to Park Behind a Driveway?Does a Landlord Have to Be Present for an Eviction?How to Rezone a Property: Steps and Legal RequirementsCan You Park on an Easement Driveway?If You Own a House, Do You Still Have to Pay Rent?Can a Mortgage Be Released Without Satisfaction of Debt?Breaking a Lease Due to Quiet Enjoyment ViolationsDo I Have to Give My Landlord a 30-Day Notice?Can You Be Forced Into an HOA? Your Rights as a Homeowner