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Risks of Short-Term Rentals and Squatter’s Rights
The new trend is to rent someone’s house or room through Airbnb or VRBO instead of staying in a hotel. (I personally would prefer to stay in a hotel where there is maid service.) Here are some of the risks you need to think about before getting into the short-term rental game. Q: A: Is […]
Prop 10 – the Bad, the Ugly, and No Good
In November 2018, there will be a measure on the ballot that will allow cities to expand rent control regulations by repealing the Costa Hawkins Rental Housing Act. What does it all mean and will it help the evictions and ability to afford rental units? To answer those questions, let’s cover the basics… What is […]
Does Your Corporation or LLC Protect You From Personal Liability?
Some business owners create a corporation or LLC because they are told that it will shield their personal assets. Well that is only partially true. In the legal world someone can seek to “pierce the corporate veil” or “alter ego” by arguing that the entity is not separate from the person and is a sham […]
Strategies to Avoid Litigation for Realtors (Part 2)
Realtors: Are you violating any of these advertising rules? As I mentioned in my last post, last year I became an affiliate member of the local realtor’s board to help make relationships to build my business. At the end of last year, I was honored to be asked to be speak about risk management at […]
What is your time worth?
How being an attorney, business owner, mom and wife has shown me the value of time and given me ‘my why’ Sometimes work can interfere with your personal and family life and can be all consuming. It used to be for me and it did not matter much because I was single. I would go […]