A leasehold estate is what you have when you have an agreement to rent a property. It covers the time you have rights to and temporary ownership of the property.  According to the California Department of Real Estate, there are four types of leasehold estates that you may have.  Estate from period to period An estate from […]

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When you own commercial property that you lease or rent to tenants, failure to live up to your responsibilities to them can result in protracted and expensive legal disputes. While the commercial leases or rental agreements you negotiate with your respective tenants likely will set forth which of you must do which things to or […]

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When property taxes go unpaid for a certain length of time, the taxing authority may auction the property off to satisfy the tax debt. Nearly anyone may buy a property at a tax sale, with a few exceptions, such as the tax collector who is holding the sale. Property tax auctions are often excellent opportunities […]

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