Closings, Leases & Loans in New Jersey

New Jersey Real Estate Attorney

From suburban home sales in Bergen County to private loans on Hoboken investments, we help New Jersey clients handle real estate transactions with clarity and confidence.

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Real Estate Law for Buyers, Sellers & Lenders in NJ

New Jersey’s real estate market offers opportunity and complexity—whether you’re closing on a single-family home, leasing retail space, or funding a property investment. At Calvo Law Group, we assist clients across northern and central New Jersey, including Hudson, Bergen, Essex, and Union counties. From reviewing contracts to coordinating closings, we help make the legal side of your transaction as seamless as possible.

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Closings, Leases & Lending Made Simpler

We focus exclusively on real estate law—working with buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and lenders throughout New Jersey.

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We assist with residential closings, co-op and condo transactions, and commercial property sales—reviewing contracts, resolving title issues, and managing the full process.

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We help draft and negotiate commercial leases for office spaces, retail stores, and multi-use buildings, ensuring terms align with your goals.

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We support private lenders financing NJ real estate, preparing secure loan documents and coordinating closings efficiently.

Navigating Real Estate Law in NJ

What New Jersey Clients Ask Most

Here are answers to common questions from clients buying, selling, leasing, and lending across New Jersey.

  • Do I need an attorney to buy or sell property in New Jersey?

    In New Jersey, it’s not legally required to use an attorney, but it is strongly recommended—especially for transactions involving complex contracts or tight timelines. Lawyers review and negotiate agreements, manage title issues, and help ensure the closing process runs smoothly. At Calvo Law Group, we work to protect your interests and avoid surprises that could delay or derail your deal.

  • How does the NJ real estate closing process differ from New York?

    The process in New Jersey includes unique elements, such as the three-day attorney review period and state-specific disclosure requirements. Timelines and tax filings also differ from New York transactions. We help clients navigate these differences and coordinate with brokers, title companies, and all other parties to keep things moving.

  • Can you assist with commercial leases in NJ?

    Yes. We work with landlords and tenants across New Jersey to draft and review commercial lease agreements. These leases often involve shared maintenance agreements, tax allocations, and build-out provisions that need careful attention. We ensure your lease protects your rights and minimizes potential disputes.

  • Do you represent private lenders financing NJ properties?

    We do. Private lenders often play a key role in New Jersey’s real estate market, particularly for investment properties and multi-unit buildings. We prepare enforceable loan documents, coordinate with title companies, and oversee closings to protect your loan and keep the process smooth.

  • When is the best time to involve an attorney in my NJ transaction?

    It’s wise to bring in a lawyer before signing any binding documents. Early legal review helps identify potential issues, ensures you’re fully informed about your rights, and sets the stage for a smoother transaction. Waiting until later can lead to rushed decisions or overlooked risks.