Highlights Title issues, unresolved liens, and ownership disputes are some of the leading legal causes of closing delays. Financing complications, appraisal shortages, and contract errors can create unexpected setbacks. Inspection findings and disputes over repairs often require contract renegotiation before closing can occur. Missing or inaccurate documentation, including disclosures and property records, frequently delay settlement. Real estate attorneys help resolve legal barriers, negotiate solutions, and keep transactions moving forward. What Are the Most Common Legal Issues That Can Delay Closing? Real estate closings are intended to be the final and most rewarding step of a property transaction, yet many buyers…