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Your Go-To for DRE Public Report Processing
If you are a real estate developer in California, obtaining a public report from the Department of Real Estate (DRE) is a crucial step in your project’s success. The public report discloses important information about the development to prospective buyers, such as an overview of the community, the developer’s financial stability, the project’s legal status, the association’s monthly assessments (if any), and the estimated completion date.
Innovations and Advances in California Homeowner’s Associations: A Look into the Future
Homeowner’s associations (HOAs) are constantly evolving and adapting to meet the ever-changing needs of residents. As California’s real estate market continues to grow and change, what can we expect to see as the next big thing in HOAs in the state?
A Guide to the Homeowner’s Association (HOA) Reserve Study
A Homeowners Association (HOA) Reserve Study is an important tool that helps an HOA plan and manage its assets, maintain its financial health, and ensure
When to Get a Disclosure Report to Sell Lots in a Subdivision
Which Subdivision Projects Do Not Need a Disclosure Report? There are a couple of subdivision projects that do not require a Disclosure Report. This includes
5 Tips to Help You Create a Balanced Annual HOA Budget
An annual HOA budget is a financial plan that outlines the estimated income and expenses for a homeowners association (HOA) for a given period, usually
The Rules Regarding Splitting a Land Parcel in California
By the time our clients work with us, they’ve already subdivided the land and have started a project. Even though we don’t offer engineering or
Reserve Study: What Is It and What Information Does It Provide?
If you are a homeowner in a community with a homeowners association, you may have come across the term “Reserve Study” at board meetings or
Tips for Creating a Long-Term Financial Plan for Your HOA
Homeowners Association (HOA) budgeting is an important part of the successful management of a community. Budgeting is an essential tool for an HOA manager to
6 Budgeting Best Practices for HOAs – A Financial Guide
You’ve just joined your first homeowners association (HOA), or maybe you’re thinking about it. In either case, you’re probably wondering what an HOA is and
The 4 Steps of the Eviction Process in California
To evict a tenant in California, landlords must follow a specific process that can take anywhere from two weeks to four months. The time frame
Should You Update Your Reserve Study?: What You Should Know
The weather has a big influence on how often an Association has to repair and replace things around the community. Things like snow, rain, and
Understanding the Types of Real Estate Public Reports
Most Americans’ most significant investments during their careers are real estate purchases. According to ICLG, while offering new properties for sale, subdividers must adhere to
Why You Need a Land Development Consultant
As a land owner who needs help with the development of your land, you should seriously consider getting the help of a land development consultant.
Why Reserve Funds Matter and How They Can Save Your House
Whenever the term “reserve funds” is brought up, the first thing that comes to most people’s minds is extra money saved for a rainy day.
5 Common Budgeting Mistakes HOAs Make and How To Avoid Them
Budgeting is one of the most important aspects of running a successful HOA (Homeowners’ Association). Unfortunately, it’s also one of the most difficult. There are
