Articles Posted in Real Estate Law

Understanding the 1031 Exchange: A Guide for Real Estate Investors
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Are you a real estate investor looking for ways to defer taxes on your investment properties? Have you heard about the 1031 exchange but don’t know where to start? In this article, we’ll break down the basics of the 1031 exchange and how it can benefit you as a real estate investor. As a leading…

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Buyer Beware: Remedies for Real Estate Contract Breaches by Sellers
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A Buyer’s Remedies When A Seller Breaches A Real Estate Contract Making a purchase of real estate is a significant investment, and one should never take it lightly. Unfortunately, there are times when sellers breach their real estate contracts and leave buyers in a difficult position. If this happens to you, it’s important to understand…

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Real Estate Transactions Gone Wrong: Understanding Seller’s Remedies for Breach of Purchase Agreement
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What Are The Seller’s Damages When A Buyer Breaches A Real Estate Purchase Agreement? When a buyer breaches a real estate purchase agreement, it can be a devastating setback for the seller. With all of the work that goes into finding and preparing to sell a property, buyers who breach their contracts may leave sellers…

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Differences Between A California Residential Lease vs. A Commercial Lease | Explained By A Real Estate Lawyer
Rokita Law

When it comes to leasing property in California, there are two main types of lease agreements: residential and commercial. While both agreements outline the terms and conditions of a lease, there are important differences between the two that landlords and tenants should be aware of. In this article, our real estate lawyer will discuss the…

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What You Need to Know About Partition Actions in California from a Real Estate Attorney
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What Is a Partition Action? A partition action is a cause of action that falls under real estate litigation. A partition cause of action divides a property Such action is brought when a co-owner of a property wants to sell a property but the other co-owners refuse. Partition actions are governed by California Code of Civil…

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Top Causes of Real Estate Litigation
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The real estate market today is ever-changing. While the market may not always be booming, the market has shifted in the last several decades. The average age for home purchases has increased, more individuals and investment companies are finding opportunities in purchasing and renting out properties as supplementary income, and today’s buyers are spending more.…

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