Whether it is a retriever trotting beside its owner or a poodle stuffed inside a handbag, dogs seem to be everywhere in the Los Angeles area. However, these pets can be both messy and destructive. If you are a landlord, you may have good reasons for wanting to prohibit renters from keeping a canine companion.  […]

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Before you invest in California commercial real estate, you should carefully check out its zoning restrictions. Why? Because local zoning laws and regulations with regard to the property in which you wish to invest may well determine your ultimate return on investment.  Per FindLaw, zoning generally falls into one of the following five categories:  If you […]

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As a developer, you know that investing in a California investment partnership can prove quite lucrative. But before you invest, you need to make certain that you understand how California law defines and treats these investments.  For instance, as FindLaw explains, Section 17955 of the California Revenue and Taxation Code defines an investment partnership as one in […]

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Buyers must know everything they can about a property before making a decision to buy. When certain items are not disclosed, or the seller deliberately misrepresents defects in the home, a buyer does have the right to seek assistance in civil court for failure to disclose. Here are some steps you can take to make sure […]

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