Real Estate Legal Services in South Jersey

Real estate legal guidance from a firm co-founded by Robert A. Gleaner, Esq., a South Jersey real estate attorney with over thirty years of experience, serving property owners, landlords, and investors across Camden, Gloucester, Burlington, and Salem Counties.

Whether you own a rental property facing a legal issue, need a contract reviewed before buying or selling, or have a landlord-tenant matter that will not resolve on its own, having a real estate attorney in South Jersey in your corner protects your investment. Realty Solutions was co-founded by real estate lawyer Robert A. Gleaner, Esq., so legal support is built into how we manage property, not bolted on afterward. Simple matters are handled in-house as part of your service, and your first consultation is free.

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Real Estate Legal Services for South Jersey Property Owners and Investors

Real estate law runs through the entire lifecycle of owning and renting property, from the lease you sign to the closing table to the occasional dispute with a tenant or a municipality.

Realty Solutions gives South Jersey landlords, investors, and community associations direct access to real estate legal support, so you are not searching for a lawyer at the moment a problem is already costing you money. The sections below cover the matters we handle most and how the process works.

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Robert A. Gleaner, Esq. is one of the two founders of Realty Solutions and has practiced real estate law for more than thirty years, with his firm, Robert A. Gleaner, P.C., established in 1994. That means the legal perspective is part of the company’s foundation rather than an outside referral. For clients, the practical benefit is a single point of contact: the same team that manages your property understands the legal side of evictions, leases, closings, and compliance, and can act quickly when something needs a lawyer’s attention.

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Real Estate Legal Matters We Handle in South Jersey

Some issues are resolved in-house as part of your management service, while more complex or contested matters are handled directly by Robert A. Gleaner, P.C. by separate agreement. The areas below are the ones South Jersey property owners ask about most often.

Eviction Proceedings and Landlord Representation

When a tenant stops paying or breaches the lease, the eviction process in New Jersey has to be followed precisely or the case gets thrown out and you start over. We prepare and file the required notices and complaint, represent the owner’s interest through the Special Civil Part, and coordinate enforcement once a judgment for possession is entered. Owners who want to understand the steps first can review how the New Jersey eviction process works and which eviction mistakes landlords should avoid before a case is filed.

Real Estate Closings and Contract Review

Buying or selling property involves a contract that carries real financial and legal consequences, and New Jersey builds in a three-business-day attorney review period for a reason. We review and prepare the documents behind a transaction, flag terms that put you at risk, and make sure the closing protects your position as a buyer or seller rather than leaving gaps you discover later.

Landlord-Tenant Disputes

Not every conflict ends in eviction. Lease violations, late payments, security deposit disagreements, and habitability complaints are far more common, and how you handle them determines whether they escalate. We help owners enforce lease terms consistently and within the boundaries set by New Jersey landlord-tenant laws.

Land Use and Zoning

Plans to change, expand, or convert a property often run into municipal rules, and a variance or zoning question can stall an investment for months. We advise owners and investors on land use and zoning issues in South Jersey and, where a matter needs formal representation before a board or in a dispute, coordinate that work through Robert A. Gleaner, P.C.

Fair Housing Compliance

Fair housing rules apply to advertising, screening, and how you treat applicants and residents, and an honest mistake can still become a costly complaint. We help landlords and property managers stay compliant with federal and New Jersey requirements under the Fair Housing Act.

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In-House Legal Help vs. Complex Matters by Separate Agreement

Most day-to-day legal questions that come up while managing a property are handled in-house between Realty Solutions and Robert A. Gleaner, P.C. as an added service for our clients, with no separate engagement. Matters that require deeper representation, such as contested litigation, complex transactions, or standalone legal work unrelated to your management account, are handled directly by Robert A. Gleaner, P.C. under a separate agreement. Either way, you start with one conversation and a free consultation, and we point you to the right level of help.

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Real Estate Legal Services FAQ

Common questions South Jersey owners and landlords ask about our real estate legal support and how the free consultation works.

How does Realty Solutions handle evictions for South Jersey landlords?

Realty Solutions manages the eviction process for landlords through its in-house legal partnership with real estate attorney Robert A. Gleaner, Esq. This includes preparing and filing the required notices and complaint, representing the landlord in the New Jersey Special Civil Part, and coordinating enforcement once a judgment is entered. Straightforward filings are handled in-house, and more contested cases can be managed directly by Robert A. Gleaner, P.C.

What is the eviction process in New Jersey?

A New Jersey eviction generally begins with proper notice to the tenant where the grounds require it, followed by filing a complaint in the Special Civil Part of the Superior Court. The court schedules a hearing, and if the landlord prevails, a judgment for possession is entered and a warrant of removal can be issued. The exact notice and grounds requirements depend on the reason for eviction, so the process should be reviewed case by case with a real estate attorney.

Do I need a real estate attorney for a home closing in New Jersey?

New Jersey allows real estate closings to be handled with attorney representation, and Realtor-prepared contracts include a three-business-day attorney review period during which a lawyer can review or cancel the contract. An attorney can review the contract, handle title and closing documents, and protect your interests as a buyer or seller. Realty Solutions can connect owners and investors with real estate attorney Robert A. Gleaner, Esq. for these matters.

Is the real estate legal consultation free?

Simple real estate legal matters are handled in-house between Realty Solutions and Robert A. Gleaner, P.C. as an added service for clients. More complex matters that require detailed legal work are handled directly by Robert A. Gleaner, P.C. by separate agreement. Contact Realty Solutions to discuss your situation and next steps.

What real estate legal matters can Realty Solutions handle in-house?

In-house support typically covers routine landlord-tenant matters, evictions, lease questions, and everyday real estate issues that come up while managing a property. Complex closings, contract disputes, land use and zoning questions, and fair housing matters are handled by separate agreement with Robert A. Gleaner, P.C. This gives owners and investors a single point of contact for both property management and real estate legal support in South Jersey.

What areas of South Jersey do your real estate legal services cover?

Realty Solutions provides real estate legal support to property owners, landlords, and investors across Camden, Gloucester, Burlington, and Salem Counties, including communities such as Audubon, Cherry Hill, Collingswood, Haddon Heights, and Blackwood.