If landlords think ahead and prepare, they can avoid expensive legal and practical problems or reduce their impact. We represent property owners, and over the years, we have seen recurring themes and issues that can set landlords back. Learn from your mistakes and the mistakes of others to save yourself…
What you must repair and how quickly depends on the situation. The key issues are whether the broken item makes the unit uninhabitable and the effort you’re using to try to get it fixed. If the unit is furnished, you may want to fix something that may endanger the health…
Your ability to enter an occupied unit is restricted. Tenants not only pay for a right to occupy a space but, within limits, to enjoy it. That includes the ability to be left alone. Their rights to the unit conflict with your rights to protect and maintain it, and state…
When you can remove a vehicle from your property is discussed in the state’s vehicle code. As a whole, the legislature tried to balance the interests of vehicle and property owners. You may face financial consequences if you’re too zealous with towing vehicles. Basic Rules for Towing a Vehicle from…
Welcome to the AWB Law Real Estate Newsletter! In this edition, we will be discussing some common problems faced by property owners and how our team can assist you in overcoming them. At AWB Law, we understand the complexities of real estate ownership and are committed to providing expert legal…
If you own real estate with others and can’t agree on what to do with it, a partition action may be the best resolution. Ideally, you will negotiate and agree upon a solution. If you can’t, a judge can decide the outcome. If Co-Owners Can’t Resolve Disputes on Their Own,…
That’s a lot of money, even by California standards. The case of Jose Ivan Rodriguez Jimenez v. Capero Investments Inc. & Louis Brian Teque has “teaching moments” for those involved in real estate sales and parties to litigation. Jury Decides Real Estate Agent Ripped Off His Client In this Los…
