California Senate Bill 1079 was introduced to curb the bulk purchase of foreclosed homes by large investors and corporations. This bill creates opportunities for “Eligible Bidders,” such as prospective owner-occupants, tenant buyers, and certain nonprofit...
If you are preparing to sell real estate in California, understanding the difference between these two common types of listing agreements is more than just smart—it could directly affect your bottom line, your control over the sale, and even whether or not you’ll owe...
In real estate transactions, deadlines are crucial. Whether you are a buyer or seller, missing a key deadline can lead to serious consequences, including contract termination or financial penalties. One way to ensure strict adherence to deadlines is through a...
In the realm of real estate, an “arm’s length transaction” is a deal in which the buyer and seller act independently and have no pre-existing relationship. Both parties aim to secure the best terms for themselves without being influenced by familiarity,...
In real estate law, precision is everything, especially when it comes to property boundaries and ownership. Whether you are buying, selling, or disputing real or personal property, a thorough understanding of your rights is essential, and one key element that often...
The After-Acquired Title Doctrine is an essential principle in real estate law that provides protection to buyers when sellers attempt to transfer property they do not fully own at the time of the sale. This legal rule ensures that if a seller later acquires the...
