William F. Hoffmeyer, Esq. is a founding partner in the Law Firm of Hoffmeyer & Semmelman, LLP concentrating his practice on real estate and zoning law, corporate, estate planning, decedent’s estates, and elder law. He also serves as an expert witness in real estate as well as professional malpractice in the legal, real estate and title insurance fields and matters relevant to defects in real estate titles. He was the Solicitor for the York County Tax Claim and Tax Assessment Office from 1979 to 1988.
Mr. Hoffmeyer’s abilities as an attorney are recognized by his colleagues. He is an AV© Peer Review Rated attorney by Martindale-Hubbell, has been recognized as a Super Lawyer for 14 consecutive years (2004-2017) and by Best Lawyers in America for 10 consecutive years (2008-2017.)
A frequent lecturer, author and adjunct professor, Mr. Hoffmeyer has spoken for numerous organizations throughout Pennsylvania on topics such as real estate, legal ethics, professional ethics and title insurance. He also wrote five books on real estate related matters.
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Section I. Title Insurance and Title Search Required by Buyer
Section II. Pre-Approval of Buyer for Mortgage
Section III. The Top Oversights That Cause Troubles
Section IV. Failure to Provide Essential Disclosures
Section V. Not Following Fair Housing Laws
Section VI. Mortgages: Is the Buyer Actually Qualified?
Section VII. Not Negotiating Key Transactional Elements
Section VIII. The Dangers of Boilerplate Real Estate Contracts
Section IX. Mishandling Title Issues: Liens and More
Section X. Last-Minute Closing Details That Come Back to Haunt
Section XI. Disputes Over Buyers’ Realtor Fees