Real Estate Law

At Aweda & Partners Law Firm, our team of experienced lawyers provides expert legal services in real estate law matters. We understand the complexities of property transactions and disputes, and we are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their goals.

Our Real Estate Law Services
  • Property Transactions: We assist with buying, selling, leasing, and financing properties.
  • Property Disputes: We represent clients in disputes related to property ownership, boundaries, and development.
  • Real Estate Development: We advise on property development, including land acquisition, zoning, and construction.
  • Property Management: We assist with property management, including tenant issues and property maintenance.
  • Real Estate Litigation: We represent clients in court and alternative dispute resolution forums.
Why Choose Us for Real Estate Law Matters
  • Expertise: Our lawyers have extensive experience in real estate law, ensuring informed guidance.
  • Industry Knowledge: We understand the real estate industry, enabling us to provide practical solutions.
  • Proactive Approach: We anticipate and address potential issues, minimizing risks and maximizing opportunities.
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Questions? Get Expert Legal Guidance

Let us help you navigate the complexities of real estate law.

A lease is a contractual right to exclusive possession of a property, while a license is a permission to use a property without exclusive possession.

Property value can be determined through appraisal, market analysis, or comparative market analysis.

A mortgage is a loan secured by a property, while a deed of trust is a trust arrangement where a third party holds the property title until the loan is repaid.

Try mediation, negotiation, or seek legal action, depending on the dispute’s nature and severity.

Understand your lease agreement, document any damages or issues, and seek legal advice if necessary.

Requirements include a valid title, consent from the Governor (if applicable), and compliance with the Land Use Act.

Freehold means owning the property and land outright, while leasehold means owning the property for a fixed term.