Gregory A. Richards, P.C. offers 30+ years of trusted experience. Greg Richards is a dual-board-certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, in Commercial and Residential Real Estate law. Known for keeping projects on time and on budget, our team combines deep legal expertise with a commitment to collaboration, strong community ties, and a high standard of excellence.
Whether navigating a complex commercial deal or a simple residential transaction, clients rely on our strategic counsel rooted in integrity and results.
Real Estate
How We Help
Residential
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Contract drafting, review and negotiation for home sales and purchases
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Title examination, due diligence and closing support
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Legal guidance for partitions, easements and surface rights
Commercial
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Subdivisions, entitlements, and land‑use approvals
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Buying, selling, and financing
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Commercial leasing, representing both landlords and tenants
Farm & Ranch
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Representation in buying, selling, and leasing rural property
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Partitions and co-tenancy agreements
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Estate planning support
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Easement negotiation and drafting
Receiverships
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Court-appointed representation to manage and preserve real estate assets
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Oversight of property operations, financials and compliance during litigation
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Coordination with stakeholders to resolve disputes and maximize asset value
Lending
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Drafting and reviewing loan documents for commercial and private lenders
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Structuring secured transactions and collateral agreements
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Foreclosure proceedings, workouts, and lender representation in disputes
Why Clients Choose Us
Years of Proven Experience
Reduces risk in complex, high-value deals.
Local Relationships
Deep relationships with all professionals involved in Real Estate transactions.
Practical Strategy
Focused on cost-effective solutions and timely closings, because delayed projects cost money.
FAQ
Your Questions Addressed
Q: How fast can we close a real estate transaction in Kerr County?
Most residential transactions close in 30–45 days after contract signing. If no financing is involved, a quicker closing is possible. Agricultural and commercial parcels may take longer for surveys, due diligence and lender underwriting.
Q: Do I need an attorney if a realtor drafted the contract?
Real-estate brokers use standard forms that often need addenda or custom language to address easements, mineral rights, or complex issues. An attorney ensures nothing critical is missed and that the rights and obligations of each party are clearly addressed.
Q: What is the advantage of using a board-certified (Texas Board of Legal Specialization) residential / commercial real-estate lawyer?
The advantage is peace of mind. A board certified real estate lawyer has proven knowledge of Texas property law, contracts, and regulations, and has handled complex transactions many times before. Whether you’re buying or selling property, developing land, negotiating leases, or resolving title issues, you can trust that your lawyer not only knows the law but has been independently recognized for excellence in this very specific area.