Beemer Hadler & Willett
Real Estate Law
Why pick this one
Beemer Hadler & Willett has served clients since 1977 and provides residential closings in Orange, Durham, Chatham, Wake, and Alamance Counties.
Best for
- Residential property buyers and sellers needing closing services
- Commercial property transactions anywhere in North Carolina
- Refinances, HELOCs, and other loan closings
- Real estate contract, easement, or construction document review
- Builders and developers needing subdivision or regulatory representation
- Municipal governments handling real property purchases or sales
Look elsewhere if
- Real estate litigation matters
- Clients needing courtroom representation in a property dispute
Specialties
- Residential real estate closings
- Commercial real estate closings
- Refinance, HELOC, and other loan closings
- Residential and commercial contract review and drafting
- Easements and restrictive covenants
- Homeowners association, condominium, townhouse, and subdivision documents
- Survey and recorded plat review
- Builder and developer representation
- Municipal real property transactions
Certifications
- North Carolina Bar admission
What makes them different
- Serving clients in the community since 1977
- Residential closings available in Orange, Durham, Chatham, Wake, and Alamance Counties
- Commercial closings provided for any property in North Carolina
- Represents residential and commercial clients, builders, developers, lenders, and municipal governments
- Transactional real estate practice that does not engage in real estate litigation
- Years in business
- 49
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- Franklin Square office park, 1829 E Franklin St #800B, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
- Phone
- +19199290391
- Website
- http://www.bhcwlaw.com/
- intl-segmenter@11.7.10
Services
- Transactional real estate law
- Residential real estate buyer and seller representation
- Commercial real estate buyer and seller representation
- Residential and commercial closing services
- Real estate document review
- Subdivision development and regulatory representation
- Estate planning
- Small business law
- Wills and trusts
- Guardianship matters
- Education law