Real Estate Insights
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Disputes over California real property, on both the transactional and the title side: commercial leasing and unlawful detainer, broker duties, co-ownership and partition, and fraud affecting deeds and secured loans.
Can a Commercial Landlord Evict a Tenant for Old Unpaid Rent? A New Court of Appeal Decision Explains the One-Year Rule
The right to collect the money and the right to use the summary eviction procedure are two different questions, and the answers may differ.
Read the Article →When a Commercial Real Estate Broker Represents Both Sides: A New California Case on Dual Agency and Fiduciary Duties
A fiduciary relationship matters, but it does not necessarily erase the responsibilities sophisticated parties accepted in their written agreements.
Read the Article →Can One Co-Owner Force the Sale of a House in California?
Learn when a California co-owner may seek partition, how statutory buyouts and court-supervised sales work, and what options exist when owners cannot agree.
Read the Article →California Deed Fraud and Fraudulent Real Estate Loans
How identity thieves can place unauthorized deeds or loans against a home—and why property owners should act quickly.
Read the Article →Who Gets What After a California Partition Sale?
Learn how mortgage payments, taxes, repairs, improvements, rent, occupancy, liens, and partition costs may affect the distribution of California partition-sale proceeds.
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