Real Estate Law

In some cases, property ownership is relatively straightforward, such as when someone purchases a home and is the only party named on the deed. However,…

In a perfect world, all neighbors would be respectful and avoid being so loud as to disturb one another. Unfortunately, some community members routinely make…

During the last legislative session, California lawmakers considered multiple bills related to housing and rental properties. One recently passed law, Assembly Bill 3182 (AB 3182),…

Building or remodeling real estate often requires the assistance of individuals or companies that provide construction or home improvement services. When completing a project, a…

The last legislative session ended with the passage of several new laws concerning California property. Many of these real estate-related statutory amendments and additions will…

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has extended the moratoriums for the government-sponsored loan enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the…

Easement ownership can be a confusing concept. An owner doesn’t possess the land, but they have limited rights to use another’s property for a specific…

When you hear of a home or other piece of real estate being sold “AS IS,” you may notice that the property is offered at…

If you are overwhelmed by debt and need to regroup financially, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be an excellent solution. This type of bankruptcy allows…

In an ideal world, when you rent a home or other property, you will select the perfect tenant who takes excellent care of the premises,…

In estate planning, one of the most valuable assets people usually leave for their heirs is real estate. A parent or grandparent may bequeath a…

When you buy real estate, it’s usually expected that no one else can enter your property without your permission. Therefore, learning that another party may…