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California Measure May Help Seniors Sell Their Homes
California passed the famous Proposition 13 more than forty years ago to rein in exorbitant property taxes. From the taxation perspective, the initiative also made
California passed the famous Proposition 13 more than forty years ago to rein in exorbitant property taxes. From the taxation perspective, the initiative also made
The balcony collapse at U. C., Berkeley in 2015, killing six people, was caused by a series of preventable failures. The balcony was poorly designed,
Although the State of California Business and Professions Code 11010.4 releases developers from the Public Report requirements if all criteria are met, a Public Report
A vote in November could provide a major change for the current California rent control laws and the housing crisis. Although the specifics aren’t completely
When you need to get somewhere fast… use the Hennessy Venom F5. When you need to amend a public report fast… use the 635A. Public
When a common-interest subdivision includes common facilities or services that are provided to a limited number of lots or units as a special benefit available
When a new development is being marketed at startup, the initial HOA operating budget is created based on estimates and projections – the improvements are
In large developments, phasing the sale outs is inevitable, to avoid exposure to HOA assessments. Most likely, the first few phases will have the majority
Planning and implementing your marketing budget is crucial to the success of your business. Defining your financial projections, determining expected capital expenditures, and understanding current
When the California Department of Real Estate (DRE) became the California Bureau of Real Estate (BRE) in 2013, it was a whopper of a
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