The fourth edition of North Carolina Real Estate Law is a thoroughly updated resource for paralegals and legal professionals navigating the complexities of real estate practice in North Carolina. This edition reflects the significant changes in state and federal real estate law over the past eight years, including critical updates in statutes, groundbreaking federal cases, and the transformative impact of the National Association of Realtors settlement on commission structures.
Every chapter has been meticulously revised to include new statutes and cases, ensuring readers are equipped with the most current legal insights. Technological advancements have revolutionized real estate transactions, and this edition addresses these innovations, from e-notarization and remote closings to the growing reliance on specialized software. Procedural updates also clarify evolving practices in loan applications, closings, and disbursements.
The "Relevant Cases" sections have been overhauled for clarity and engagement, summarizing key legal principles while reducing unnecessary complexity. Chapter assignments now connect directly to real-world scenarios, bridging the gap between academic study and practical application.
