Author: Bari Levine Bruszer

The question “can I shoot my gun on my property?” is more common than you might think—especially in rural or suburban areas. While owning private land comes with rights, those rights don’t give you free rein to fire a weapon without considering local laws. In this guide, we’ll explain where...

If you’re asking, “Can I put a mobile home on my property?” the short answer is — maybe. It depends on local zoning laws, your land’s classification, utility access, and whether your property is inside or outside city limits. Mobile homes offer affordable housing, especially in rural and suburban areas....

Owning private property gives you certain rights, but those rights don't always include using lethal force against animals. One of the most common and controversial questions property owners ask is: can I shoot a dog that comes on my property? The answer depends heavily on your state’s animal control laws,...

Owning waterfront property offers serene views and unique value—but it also raises legal questions. One of the most common is: do property lines extend into the water? The answer isn’t always straightforward. It depends on the type of water body, the nature of the ownership, and state-specific real estate laws....

A Landowner’s Guide to Creating a Whitetail-Friendly Habitat Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, a seasoned hunter, or simply want to bring more nature into your rural space, knowing how to attract deer to your property can be both rewarding and beneficial. By creating the right environment and respecting local laws,...

Planning a new structure on your land, whether it’s a garage, fence, shed, or home addition, comes with one major question: “How close to the property line can I build?” While your land may seem like your castle, local laws can put up invisible fences that limit how far you...

Many homeowners assume that what happens on their private property stays private—but when it comes to the law, that’s not always true. One of the most commonly misunderstood legal gray areas involves indecent exposure on private property. The question is simple: Can you actually be charged with indecent exposure if...

If you’ve ever come outside to find your car suddenly gone, you know how frustrating it is. But towing from private property is legal in many cases—if done correctly. Whether you're a property owner dealing with unauthorized vehicles or a driver who’s been towed, understanding your rights is essential. This...

Being charged with possession of stolen property is a serious legal issue that can damage your record and your future. But here's the truth—just because you were found with property that turned out to be stolen doesn’t automatically make you guilty. Understanding how to beat a possession of stolen property...

If you're a landlord or property manager, you’ve probably asked yourself: how often should carpet be replaced in a rental property? It’s a smart question—and one that affects your bottom line, tenant satisfaction, and legal compliance. Carpeting adds value, comfort, and visual appeal to rental units. But it also takes...