The real estate industry is constantly changing. While this can be an exciting element of the real estate management business, it can also be a challenging one. People who have experience managing property understand that legal issues concerning both property and tenants can crop up at virtually any time. This is an unquestionably challenging aspect […]

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The real estate buying and selling process can be complicated for a wide range of reasons in Los Angeles. One common reason for a real estate dispute is a seller’s failure to disclose a defect in his or her property. A seller is obligated to disclose any potential problem to prospective purchasers that may impact the property’s […]

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Real estate is a complex area for both a home seller and buyer, but it can be particularly challenging for the buyer. One area in which a real estate dispute may surface in Los Angeles or other parts of California involves construction defects. Typically, these cases are based on contracts between developers and homeowners. According to the […]

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Most entrepreneurs and new business owners will invest in at least minimal coverage when they first start operating their companies. However, like homeowners and drivers, business owners may become complacent too quickly about the kind of coverage they have. Frequent, if not annual, reviews of insurance coverage can benefit your business. Unfortunately, is easy to […]

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As a real estate investor, you want to lease your properties in a way that is stable and safe for you. You want to maximize the return on your investment, and you’d like to remove as many obligations from yourself as possible. When designing the leases that you use with your commercial clients, you want […]

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If you own a rental property, you probably understand that being a landlord comes with its fair share of responsibilities and obligations. Besides collecting the rent, a landlord is also a salesperson, a repairman and a conflict solver.  Here are some of the obligations that come with being a landlord in California: Ensure the property’s habitability […]

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California has some of the strictest disclosure laws in the country. Along with the typical disclosures of flood risks, environmental concerns and issues with systems in the building, commercial property owners must also provide information on energy efficiency, disability access compliance and more. In 2015, the SB 1171 law was passed by the California state […]

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You may have been told by someone you know not to invest in property because of some problems they had with commercial real estate.  While you can’t know for certain if you’ll have the same issues, you may be able to resolve some of that tension by separating fact from fiction when it comes to […]

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Every human being has a right to secure, safe and comfortable accommodation. However, not everyone can afford to own a home. As a result, most people live in rented properties. Both federal and California laws protect tenants from unfair actions (like race, gender, or religion-based discrimination) from their landlords. Thus, if your landlord discriminates against you on […]

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Have you ever driven past a piece of land and thought, “That would make a great…?” If so, you wouldn’t be the first, and you might not even be the first to enquire if that particular piece of land is for sale and at what price. The often repeated mantra of “location, location, location” can […]

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