Purchase & Sale Transactions
Purchase agreements, title review, and closings for residential and commercial property, protected before you sign.
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Counsel for every door you walk through.
From the purchase agreement to the closing table, and every lease in between. Real estate counsel for Northeast Ohio homeowners, landlords, and investors, with flat fees quoted before any work begins.
Why a Real Estate Attorney
Your largest transactions deserve more than a form.
For most families and owners, real estate is the largest transaction they will ever sign. Yet most deals run on templates nobody reads until something goes wrong: an inspection clause that doesn't protect you, a lease that shifts every risk onto you, financing terms that quietly change the deal.
We bring the same approach here as everywhere else at Costaras Law: flat fees, plain English, and an attorney who is also an active Northeast Ohio real estate investor. We read what you're signing, fix what's wrong, and keep your closing on schedule.
Four Ways We Help
From contract to closing.
Whether you're buying your first home, leasing a storefront, or building a rental portfolio, start with the area that fits your next move.
Commercial & Residential Leasing
Leases that hold up: drafting and review for landlords and tenants, from storefronts to single-family rentals.
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Mortgages & Financing
Loan documents and financing terms reviewed in plain English, so the money side of the deal never surprises you.
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Real Estate Investor Counsel
LLC structuring, acquisitions, and landlord counsel from an attorney who invests in Northeast Ohio himself.
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Common questions, straight answers.
Ohio doesn't require one, which is exactly why problems surface after closing. An attorney review catches inspection, title, and financing issues while you can still fix them, usually for a flat fee that is small next to the price of the property.
Yes. Homes, rentals, storefronts, and small commercial buildings across Northeast Ohio. If a matter needs a specialist (complex zoning litigation, for example), we'll say so and refer you to someone we trust.
That's the normal setup. We coordinate with your agent, lender, and title company so the legal review strengthens the deal instead of slowing it down.
Flat fee, quoted up front based on the work: a contract review, a lease draft, or a full transaction. No hourly meter.