Real Estate Attorneys in Southeast IowaAt Swanson, Engler, Gordon, Benne & Clark, L.L.L.P., in Burlington, Iowa, we assist clients with all types of residential and commercial real estate transactions. We counsel our clients from contract to closing. Contact us to schedule a confidential consultation. Our real estate lawyers handle most matters related to the sale and purchase of commercial and residential property, including: - Real Estate Contract (Buy-Sell Agreements)
- Examination of Abstracts
- Closings
- Foreclosures
- Landlord – Tenant Disputes
- Subdivisions
- Forfeitures
- Mortgages
- Land Use and Zoning
- Any other type of real estate transaction
Real estate transactions can be complicated. There can be many traps for the unwary. A practiced real estate attorney can help you untangle these difficulties. Our firm was founded more than 70 years ago. We have experienced attorneys who know how to find the answers to your real estate questions. We pride ourselves on client service. Your case will receive the personal attention of one of our skilled real estate lawyers. For most people, the biggest investment of their lives comes in real estate. Whether purchasing the family home, or setting up a business, the time and effort that goes into most real estate transactions is enormous. The possibility of losing that investment can be terrifying. We appreciate what our clients have at stake in these situations. We will work hard for you, to help you get the solution you need. Before beginning any real estate transaction, you should contact us. The help of a qualified real estate attorney can be invaluable. Our firm is located in Burlington, Iowa. From our offices we represent clients all over southeast Iowa, including Mount Pleasant, Keokuk, Fort Madison, Muscatine, and all communities in Des Moines, Henry, Lee, and Louisa Counties. Swanson, Engler, Gordon, Benne & Clark, L.L.L.P.
100 Valley St
Burlington, IA 52601
Phone: (319) 753-6201
Fax: (319) 754-8471
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