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Skokie Real Estate Lawyer

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Skokie real estate Lawyer
Edward Balcsik
2164 W. Giddngs
Chicago, IL 60625
773 275-0754
Fax: 773 275-7115

Skokie real estate closings and transactions
The purchase and sale of real estate in Skokie is governed by Illinois and Federal law. A real estate closing for property in Skokie is governed by the same rules and procedures that govern real estate transactions through out the Chicagoland area.

A residential real estate closing in Skokie or surrounding community is a major legal and financial transaction. You should have an experienced real estate lawyer to protect your legal and financial interest in the transaction.

The Village of Skokie, like many Illinois municipalities, imposes a few requirements of its own on residential real estate closings. The Village of Skokie imposes a real estate transfer tax on Sellers of $3 per $1,000 of value payable by the seller. Every transfer of real estate in Skokie whether a house, condominum, apartment building, or other real estate is subject to this tax.

Skokie has approximately 63,000 residents and is served by Niles North, Niles West, and Evanston Township high schools. More information on Skokie can be found at The Village of Skokie

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