Residential real estate law varies from state to state. Residential real estate usually refers to a single family home, apartment, condo, co-op, loft or townhouse. Issues relating to residential real estate law include: the buying and selling of homes, title, landlord/tenant matters, neighbors, foreclosures, construction law, mortgages, etc. Real estate agents and brokers represent buyers and sellers in connection with the purchase and sale of residential and commercial real estate. If you have an issue regarding residential real estate law, you will want to consult with a residential real estate attorney. A residential real estate attorney can explain the complexities of your real estate transaction and how the residential real estate law applies to finding a solution to your problem. Some real estate attorneys also practice in the areas of commercial real estate, eminent domain, land use, zoning, and tax issues as well as residential real estate law.