A few years ago, Schorr Law’s real estate attorney Zachary Schorr was quoted in an article entitled “An Appraising Eye”, which was included in a new home buyer’s guide. Understanding the appraisal contingency clause is vital for both buyers and sellers, as it...
Last week, Schorr Law’s lead trial counsel was quoted in the Wall Street Journal both in the print and online versions of the paper. The article, “When Home Buyers Change Their Minds”, provides insight about a buyer’s ability to back out of their purchase...
Earlier last week, Realtor.com quoted our Lead Trial Attorney Zachary Schorr when he provided legal commentary on Deed Restrictions. The article, titled Building, Buying, or Beefing Up a Home? Watch Out for Annoying Deed Restrictions, talked about watching out for...
Key Takeaways Buying a house with a boyfriend or girlfriend in California requires careful consideration to ensure a smooth process. Creating a written agreement beforehand is essential to address potential issues if the relationship doesn’t work out. Discuss...
A bridge loan is a loan of money to cover a gap in time and money between two transactions, typically the gap is the buying of one house and the selling of another. There are pros and cons to using a bridge loan, which we explain below. Bridge Loan Pros: Temporary...
At Schorr Law our real estate attorneys frequently litigate disputes that arise out of the use of the California Association of Realtor (“CAR”) forms for residential and income producing property. In general, we find the forms are clear and well written. Most CAR...
