Real Estate

Clients at the Bartolotta Law Office range from first-time homebuyers to seasoned real estate investors. First-time homebuyers enjoy the comfort of knowing that Attorney Bartolotta and her staff will take the time to explain the process of buying one's first home. Real estate investors benefit from Attorney Bartolotta's extensive knowledge of creative investing techniques.

Homeowners

As homeowners, our clients want to make sure their substantial investments are well taken care of.  From purchasing their first home to buying a vacation home or relocating a primary residence, the Bartolotta Law Office can ease the process of these important transitions.

• Purchases and sales.  Legal representation during the process of buying, selling, or refinancing residential or commercial real estate.
• Full range of title services.  Title search, title review and title insurance services.
• Closing services.  Review, explanation and execution of mortgage and loan documents.

Real Estate Investors

As the law firm for the real estate investor, the Bartolotta Law Office provides legal services in all areas of real estate law, including real estate finance, real estate acquisition, and property management. Moreover, Attorney Bartolotta is an active member of the real estate investment community, and the Bartolotta Law Office is a proud sponsor of the Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association (CTREA).

• Real estate acquisition.   Installment contracts; foreclosures; leases and lease/options; 1031 tax-deferred exchanges; and evaluation of documents found on the public records, including chains of title, probate documents, and court documents.
• Real estate finance.  Conventional and non-conventional loans; mortgage and loan documents for institutional and private lenders; seller financing; short sales; and lease options.
• Property and asset management.  Commercial and residential leases; subordination and non-disturbance agreements; debt subordination agreements; mortgage and loan documents for refinances; asset protection, including choice of entity, drafting formation documents, and estate planning; evictions and foreclosure actions.