Real Estate Transactions and Litigation

Dedicated Legal Help to Reach Your Real Estate Goals

At the Kemet & Hunt, PLLC, real estate attorney Harold Boyd and his legal team are here to assist you with a wide range of real estate needs in Prince George's County, Maryland, and the Washington, DC area. From closing on your dream home to resolving a construction dispute, our firm can provide you with prompt, professional legal representation to achieve your goals.

Contact us to learn more about these and other real estate law matters.

Home Closings with Integrity

A home is the largest investment most people will make. It is important that every detail be handled properly so that your home closing occurs without delay and without difficulty.

Home closings account for half of our real estate law practice. We are well prepared to assist you with prompt, thorough, detail-oriented service to smooth your home closing process. As your real estate closing lawyer, Harold Boyd will gather all necessary information, order a title search and, when he is sure there is a clear title, prepare documents for the closing. Closings are held in our offices in Upper Marlboro or Washington, DC.

Title problems? If you suspect a property you are selling has title problems, address it before it causes problems with your sale. We can help you with curative title work.

Real Estate Litigation

When you run into a real estate dispute, you need an experienced trial attorney. Harold L. Boyd, III can assist you in this as well. We represent clients in court in cases involving:

• Real estate fraud
• Construction contract disputes
• Construction defect claims
• Easement disputes
• Zoning problems
• Landlord-tenant disputes
• Condo association and homeowner association disputes

Have you been the victim of a foreclosure rescue fraud? As adjustable rate mortgages rise, so has the foreclosure rate.

• Did you think that you were getting bailed out by a person with better credit, but they actually bought your home out from under you?
• Did you pay high fees to get "help" dealing with your lender, but that help never actually materialized?
• Did you think you were signing up for a catch-up loan, but actually wound up selling your home for only a fraction of its value?

All across the country, we have people desperate to save their homes from foreclosure being defrauded of their money—and the deed to their home—by predatory lenders and outright scam artists. If you think you have been the victim of a scam artist, contact Harold L. Boyd, III.