Every property development deal starts with a vision: new buildings, new tenants, new opportunities. Maybe you’re chasing a dream project or expanding your portfolio. Either way, the stakes are high. One missed detail, one shaky contract or one unexpected delay can throw everything off. That’s why bringing in legal support at the right time isn’t […]

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Transparency is very important in real estate transactions. Sellers must disclose known issues affecting a property’s value or desirability. Failure to do so can cause serious legal consequences. This is where nondisclosure claims come in, and buyers and sellers must understand how they work. WHAT IS A NONDISCLOSURE CLAIM? A nondisclosure claim is an available […]

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Developing multiple properties at once presents both opportunity and risk. For investors in Southern California, where real estate values are high and regulations are complex, strategic planning is important when it comes to working towards both profitability and long-term success.  If you are a real estate developer and you’re hoping to expand your portfolio in […]

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The acquisition of real property is a major investment. Whether an individual or business acquires residential property or commercial real estate, preserving the property is usually a top priority. A portion of the parcel the buyer acquired could be at risk in a scenario where a boundary dispute with a neighbor arises. Perhaps a neighboring […]

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Commercial real estate can be a source of regular revenue for the businesses that own such properties. Tenants that rent retail facilities, office space or industrial locations often commit to multi-year leases and either pay for maintenance or manage facility repairs on their own behalf. For years, office spaces were relatively lucrative commercial property holdings. […]

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Someone’s primary residence is one of their most valuable assets. They may have made a down payment worth thousands of dollars to purchase the property followed by months of regular payments toward the principal and interest accruing on their mortgage. Homeowners often also reinvest in their property by improving it slowly while they live there. […]

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When you purchase a piece of property, it’s important to know if it comes with an easement attached. There are two main types of easements, which are known as an easement appurtenant – where the easement “runs with the land” – and an easement in gross, which is often known as a personal easement. A […]

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Investing in rental properties can be a rewarding venture, but it’s not without its fair share of challenges – especially if you’re a first-time landlord. By learning more about common mistakes shared by first-time landlords, you can set yourself up for a much smoother experience. Here are the biggest missteps to avoid: FAILING TO SCREEN […]

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