Sellers’ questions answered
While each real estate transaction is unique, the questions sellers ask are often the same. Here are some of the most common questions answered.What should…
While each real estate transaction is unique, the questions sellers ask are often the same. Here are some of the most common questions answered.What should…
If you own an investment property, I’ve got good news for you. The IRS has a regulation called a partial disposition election. It allows you…
As of this writing on January 14, fires in the Los Angeles Basin have destroyed more than 10,000 structures (threatening another 52,000+) and burned more…
If you are a W2 wage earner, your income doesn’t fluctuate with the ups and downs of your employer’s profitability. As long as the business…
As we look ahead to 2025, we see a number of new laws hitting the books, many of which expand tenant rights. On the face…
Recently, PG&E announced a planned 65% rate hike over the next three years, inspiring me to get a quote on installing solar panels. These days,…
There’s a new law that requires real estate agents to enter into a contract with anyone they are working with, not just people interested in…
If you’re a landlord, what should you do if a tenant leaves personal property behind? While the answer may seem simple—just remove the items and…
Buying a house can be so exciting. Once you think you’re ready to make an offer, here are some ways to ensure the process goes…
Any time two or more parties sign a legally binding contract, the need for conflict resolution may arise, which can be addressed via mediation, arbitration,…