Buying a home is supposed to be an enjoyable experience. However, if things take a turn for the worse at the closing table (or the days leading up to it), you’ll soon find yourself questioning the entire process. The more you prepare for your closing, the easier it is...
Easements Allow You to Use Land That You Don’t Own
It may be possible for those living in California to make use of property that they don't own. To use property that you don't own, you must obtain an easement. You may be able to do so by creating a written agreement with the person or entity who owns the property...
Move your home more quickly with an as-is sale
If you are trying to sell your California home, you may want to move the property off the market as quickly as possible. While the real estate market is very hot in many parts of the state, there are additional incentives that can help you to sell your home more...
Common problems found during home inspections
Buying a home is one of the costliest purchases you will ever make here in California. Whether you buy new construction or decide to pay less for a fixer-upper, knowing what issues you face is vital to getting the best value for your money and also feeling “at home.”...
Mine or yours? What to do in the event of a boundary dispute
In real estate law, boundary lines can be blurry, especially with older property deeds. A property with a long history might reference a landmark like a stream as a reference point for the boundary line. A problem may arise if that stream no longer exists. This is one...
3 key elements your real estate offer should include
When it comes to purchasing real estate in Santa Rosa, many people seem to think they just need to make the best offer price to buy a property. However, the purchasing process is much more complicated than that. Many things must take place before ownership of a...
Get the most out of your attorney-client relationship
During your real estate litigation, it is important that you work with your attorney. In essence, you are in a partnership with a common goal to obtain favorable results in your case. As partners, you must both contribute to reach a favorable outcome. What are...
