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Understanding Los Angeles Real Estate Contract Law

Key Elements of a Sports Endorsement Contract for Athletes Written by Doron F. Eghbali, Esq. Law Advocate Group, LLP – Senior Partner Damages in Breach of Los Angeles Real Estate Contracts It often happens that parties fail to fully perform their contractual obligations in sale of real estate. Often,
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What Are HOA Fraud and Misappropriation of Funds

Homeowners associations (HOAs) play a pivotal role in maintaining the quality and value of residential communities. They are essential in creating harmonious living environments by ensuring that shared spaces are well-kept and community rules are adhered to. However, issues such
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Understanding Home Improvement Contracts in California

Understanding Home Improvement Contracts in California A home improvement contract is a legally binding agreement between a homeowner and a contractor for renovation, remodeling, or repair work. In California, strict laws protect homeowners from fraud and unfair business practices. Whether you’re hiring a contractor for a
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Understanding Airbnb and VRBO Regulations in California

Understanding Airbnb and VRBO Regulations in California Short-term rental platforms like Airbnb and VRBO have transformed the hospitality industry, allowing homeowners to rent out properties for extra income. However, California cities enforce strict regulations on short-term rentals, including permit requirements, taxes, and zoning restrictions. If you are
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Understanding Real Estate Withholding Credit for Pass-Through Entities

Understanding Real Estate Withholding Credit for Pass-Through Entities In California, real estate transactions involve various tax implications, including withholding requirements. For pass-through entities such as LLCs, partnerships, and S corporations, understanding how Real Estate Withholding Credit (REWC) works is essential to avoid overpaying state taxes. In this blog
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Understanding Reasonable Closing Costs in California Real Estate

Understanding Reasonable Closing Costs in California Real Estate Buying or selling a property in California involves various financial considerations, including closing costs. These costs are necessary to finalize a real estate transaction but can often be confusing for first-time buyers or sellers. This blog explains what constitutes reasonable
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Understanding the Liability of Brokers in Real Estate Transactions

Understanding the Liability of Brokers in Real Estate Transactions Real estate brokers play a vital role in buying, selling, or leasing properties. However, they also bear significant responsibilities that can expose them to legal liabilities. Understanding the liability of brokers in real estate transactions is essential for protecting both
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Understanding Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) in Real Estate

Understanding Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) in Real Estate When purchasing property in a planned community or development, it is crucial to understand the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) that come with it. These legally binding documents govern the use of the property and ensure that the community maintains
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Best Practices for Commercial Real Estate Leasing

Best Practices for Commercial Real Estate Leasing Securing a physical space for your business is a significant expense, and a poorly negotiated lease can negatively impact your company’s profitability. Follow these best practices to reduce unnecessary costs when leasing commercial real estate: Hire a Lawyer Involve a
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Can My Commercial Lease Be Voided if the Property Is Sold?

Can My Commercial Lease Be Voided if the Property Is Sold? When a commercial building is sold, tenants generally have rights that protect them from eviction. Typically, selling the property does not justify evicting a tenant. Here’s what to expect if you are a tenant in a building that changes ownership.
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