About Fontg & Hansen LLC — Real Estate Kansas City Missouri
Fontg & Hansen is a boutique real estate Kansas City firm built for entrepreneurs and investors. Founded in 2003 on West 47th Street, it focuses on business, real estate, tax, and estate planning. Partners Ricardo Fontg and Chad Hansen bring depth in complex transactions and development.
The firm serves clients across Jackson County and the metro. Its property practice covers real estate development, acquisitions, and the tax planning behind them. To compare other property counsel, browse the real estate law directory.
What Clients Say
Clients describe a small, senior team that handles sophisticated deals. The firm holds an AV Preeminent peer rating, a mark of professional regard. Many value direct partner attention on real estate and tax matters.
Real Estate Kansas City — Practice Areas & Services
- Real estate development and investment deals in Jackson County.
- Property acquisitions and dispositions for Kansas City investors.
- Commercial transactions tied to business and real estate.
- Tax planning structured around property holdings.
- Estate planning that addresses real estate assets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why use a boutique firm for a real estate deal?
A boutique gives investors senior attention on every file. That suits complex development and tax-driven transactions. Partners handle the work directly rather than passing it down.
How is tax planning tied to property deals?
Entity choice and deal structure shape the tax outcome on real estate. Planning before closing can lower the eventual bill. The firm integrates tax and property advice.
Where do Jackson County property transfers get recorded?
Deeds are filed with the Jackson County Recorder of Deeds. Recording protects the buyer’s ownership. The firm coordinates filing at closing.
Quick Facts: Real Estate Law in Kansas City, Missouri
- Owner-occupied housing: Census QuickFacts tracks Kansas City ownership and home values — U.S. Census Bureau
- Median sale price: Kansas City homes sold around $280K in late 2025 — Redfin / Zillow market data
- Deed recording: Jackson County’s Recorder of Deeds records property transfers — Jackson County, MO



