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Can I Borrow Against My Property If It’s In An LLC?
When a borrower is an LLC (Limited Liability Company), it means that the entity seeking a loan or engaging in financial transactions is not an individual but rather a business entity structured as an LLC. LLCs are a common form of business structure in the United States and many other countries because they offer limited […]
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Did You Know? The Importance of Not Filling Out a Seller Disclosure Form
In the realm of real estate transactions, transparency and honesty are paramount. For sellers in the state of California, one common practice is to provide a seller disclosure form, detailing important information about the property’s condition and history. However, there are scenarios where not filling out a seller disclosure form may be a strategic decision. […]
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Transparency Matters: Legal Ramifications of Failing to Disclose Material Facts in California Real Estate Transactions
In the realm of real estate the full and accurate disclosure of material facts is both an ethical obligation and a legal requirement. Failure to disclose crucial information about a property can result in significant legal repercussions for buyers and sellers alike. This article explores the importance of disclosing material facts, the potential legal consequences […]
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Seller’s Remedies for Buyer Non-Performance in California Real Estate Purchase Contracts
Real estate transactions are complex undertakings involving multiple parties, legal obligations, and financial commitments. In the state of California, as in any other jurisdiction, a real estate purchase contract outlines the terms and conditions that bind both the buyer and the seller. Unfortunately, there are instances when a buyer fails to perform their obligations under […]
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Did You Know? How to Address a Live-In Caregiver in Your Lease Agreement
In the realm of tenant-landlord relationships, there are instances when unique circumstances necessitate additional considerations to ensure the well-being and comfort of all parties involved. One such situation arises when a tenant requires the assistance of a live-in caregiver. In California, having a Live-In Caregiver Addendum to a lease can play a crucial role in […]