When you became a landlord, you thought it would be a great way to make extra income while offering housing to people in California. If you have little landlord experience, then you may have the same amount of experience with tending to landlord/tenant disputes. AllBusiness.com describes several ways that landlords may sort out issues with residents. […]

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When handling a real estate dispute, you may find it tempting to turn to litigation right away. But this is not necessarily your best option. While litigation has its place in the resolution of disputes, it is not the only card on the table. So what are your other options, then? And which one will […]

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Whether you rent property to a commercial tenant or you are a residential landlord, housing discrimination is a topic you need to understand. Landlords have rights and responsibilities, and every year, many face harsh repercussions due to discrimination complaints. Sometimes, landlords do not realize that certain actions are against the law. If you are in […]

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With the shift to remote work, many office buildings are currently sitting empty. This is likely to change over time, but some studies indicate that companies are not planning to return to full office use. PwC has conducted extensive surveys to learn what businesses expect their next move to be and how their use of commercial […]

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In 2020, California’s commercial property owners faced a range of unexpected changes and fluctuations. Many commercial buildings across the state and nation wound up closing abruptly. These sudden closures have raised numerous questions about how property owners should handle their spaces when it comes to liability, insurance and related issues and concerns.  According to GlobeSt.com, […]

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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 it comes to commercial real estate, the traditional option involves purchasing your own real estate properties. You can then hire property managers to take care of the grunt work and profit off the top. Some California investors may even prefer to manage the properties themselves.  Over the years, REITs have grown in popularity. These […]

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When you invest in commercial real estate in California, you assume certain risks. Risk-taking is an important part of achieving success through investing in commercial real estate, but it is wise to manage those risks to the fullest extent possible to avoid potential problems and strengthen your real estate portfolio.  According to Dummies.com, you may […]

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Commercial real estate is quite different from residential real estate in many ways, but there is one area where they are quite similar. According to REoptimizer, the law does put restrictions and limits on your interactions with your commercial tenants.  One of the main rules that apply in both residential and commercial real estate is the right […]

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It is common for local areas to create ordinances to help protect tenants in rental situations. According to the Los Angeles County Consumer & Business Affairs, the Los Angeles County Rest Stabilization Ordinance is a law that limits rent increases and offers eviction protections.  There are several conditions of this ordinance that may alter protections, and it […]

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