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Taxes

Real Estate Tax Foreclosure Proceedings in the Time of COVID

In Pennsylvania, real estate tax foreclosure proceedings are governed by either the Municipal Claims and Tax Liens Act (MCTLA), 53 Section P.S. 7101...

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Density and Dimensional Bonuses Allowed for Mixed-Used Properties Under the Philadelphia Zoning Code

—Clementa Amazan, an associate at Nochumson P.C., assisted with preparing this article.

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Association Board Members

Court: Emails Between Homeowners’ Association Board Members Not a Meeting

In M4 Holdings v. Lake Harmony Estates Property Owners’ Association, 2020 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 635 (Aug. 14, 2020) the Commonwealth Court stated that a...

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Housing Bonus

Mixed-Income Housing Bonus Boosts Real Estate Development

As newly constructed housing is being built in places that once contained decrepit structures or barren lots, longstanding residents in these...

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Warrant Of Attorney Rule

Superior Court Holds Possible Exception To Warrant Of Attorney Rule

In Pennsylvania, the general rule is that “a warrant of attorney to confess judgment may not be exercised twice for the same debt.”

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Curbside Pick-up

Covid-19 Restrictions Extended In Pennsylvania As of July 16th

Indoor dining, which is currently still not allowed in Philadelphia but is allowed in the rest of the state, will be limited to only 25% capacity....

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Requirements of RELRA

Court Decides Whether Short-Term Rental Broker Requirement Is Constitutional

It is not uncommon for property owners to rent their vacation homes to short-term renters. Some individuals have made a business of marketing these...

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Court's Protective View

Ruling Illustrates Court’s Protective View in Regards to Tenants’ Rights

Last week, the Pennsylvania Superior Court in Frempong v. Richardson, 2019 Pa. Super. 139 (Apr. 30, 2019) overturned that ruling and, for the time...

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Mayor Kenney

Mayor Kenney Issues New Requirements to Allow for Construction Activities to Resume in Philadelphia

Construction activity in Philadelphia may resume only as to projects for which either a demolition or building permit was issued on or before March...

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Real Estate Agents

It Is A Risk For Real Estate Agents To Represent Both The Seller And Buyer

From my perspective, it is difficult for that real estate agent and broker to zealously represent these competing interests. What is good for the...

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