Real Estate and Property Law Attorneys in Southern Illinois

Selling, purchasing, and owning real estate comes with many rights and responsibilites. The skillful attorneys at Burton & Vick, LLC can help you manage all of your real estate ventures. 

• A real estate attorney can help you navigate the purchase or sale of your home and ensure that you are properly represented and protected. The attorneys at Burton & Vick, LLC will advise you, as a buyer or seller, through the entire real estate transaction starting before the residential real estate contract is executed, continuing during the review and inspection modification process, through the mortgage contingency period and final walk through, and at the closing. Prior to the closing, we will go over the terms of the mortgage documents, review your financial obligations, examine the title insurance, and prepare the deed. 

• Many homeowners now choose to sell their home on their own. The attorneys at Burton & Vick, LLC can help these sellers (or buyers of these properties) with agreements, contracts, deed preparation, and obtaining title insurance. We can help you avoid mistakes that could result in future problems or litigation.

• Burton & Vick, LLC is a proud member agent of Attorney Title Guaranty Fund, INC. As member agents with ATG®, we receive support and services from ATG® that allow us to give our clients high quality legal assistance with real estate transactions — including real estate title insurance.

• Purchasing real estate can be one of the most important investments you make and real estate title insurance can protect that investment. As an ATG® member agent, Burton & Vick, LLC will make sure your rights and interests to the property are clear, that transfer of title takes place correctly and that your concerns as a homebuyer are protected.

• Burton & Vick, LLC provides services to buyers, sellers, real estate developers, builders, mortgage lenders and anyone with an interest in a real estate transfer. We issue two types of policies—“owner’s,” which cover the homebuyer and “lender’s,” which will cover the lending institution over the life of the loan. Policies are issued at the time of purchase for a one-time premium.