Real Estate Law Practice

The real estate attorneys at R L Wilson, P.C. Law Firm of San Antonio represent and counsel owners, developers, buyers and sellers of residential, commercial, ranch and industrial real estate throughout Texas. We offer extensive experience in transactional real estate, significant knowledge and experience concerning land use and real estate law, and a track record of success in real estate-related litigation.

Our real estate law proficiency spans all aspects of the industry, including acquisition, construction, development, financing, buying, selling, leasing, land use regulation, environmental issues and management of all types of properties.  We offer experience and capability in all aspects of buying, selling, constructing and owning Texas real estate, including:

• Document Preparation and Drafting, including Purchase Agreements, Earnest Money Contracts, Construction Contracts, Leases, Easements, Deeds, Liens, Development Agreements, Construction Loan Agreements and Utility Service Agreements
• Title and Ownership Examinations, and Chain of Title research
• Forming and structuring entities for the purchase and ownership of Texas real estate
• Due Diligence Investigations
• Title Insurance Policy Claims, and Title Clouds
• Real Estate Commission Disputes
• Negotiation of residential, commercial lease agreements, including hunting and grazing leases
• Sale, Purchase, Lease and Transfer of water rights and groundwater permitting
• Farm & Ranch purchases and sales
• Landlord-Tenant Negotiations, Disputes and Evictions
• Purchase and Sale of residential and commercial properties
• Real Estate Investment Schemes and Fraud Claims
• Easements and access issues, including landlocked property claims
• Seller disclosure deficiencies – failure to disclose known defects
• Professional Negligence and Misconduct by Real Estate professionals – including salespersons and brokers
• Residential Construction defects
• Creation and representation of Homeowners Associations
• Drafting of HOA By-Laws and Restrictive Covenants
• Real estate lien placement and removal
• Wrongful Foreclosure and Wrongful Liens, including foreclosure notice defects and slander of title claims
• Adverse Possession, Government Takings and Boundary Dispute Claims
• Commercial leases and build-out requirements