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When it comes to renting residential property, such as an apartment or condo, there are certain rights and responsibilities that both renters and landlords have. Understanding what these are is important for both parties. Having a lease is beneficial for both tenants...
A business partnership is not unlike a marriage in that disputes and disagreements are going to arise from time to time. However, not every partnership dispute has to lead to a drawn-out courtroom battle. Sometimes, you may be able to explore other methods of dispute...
Starting a business with a trusted friend or family member is a dream for many people. If you enter into a partnership with someone you know, you are probably looking forward to a bright and lucrative future. However, there are some issues you must consider first....
As a real estate broker, you have a fiduciary relationship with your clients. To this end, you must meet the highest standard of care, which involves providing your clients with good faith, full disclosure and undivided loyalty, as well as exercising several other...
Most developers are aware of, and wary of, inclusionary zoning policies. Though jurisdictions implement IZ policies to create more affordable housing in low-poverty areas, said policies can hurt developers. In many cases, they deter developers. To incentivize...
From commercial leases and real estate transactions to the exchange of products and services, business contracts are essential at every level of American commerce. In the U.S., the Uniform Commercial Code ensures that businesses can trust equitable enforcement of...
Even though you own a commercial building in California, you still deal with many of the same issues as residential property owners. For instance, you may encounter occasional disputes with your tenants. AllBusiness offers suggestions for navigating...
Common area maintenance reconciliation describes the process of calculating the costs of CAM in an office building or other commercial property. Generally, the landlord or property management company divides these charges among the tenants. Review these best practices...
If you are the owner of a property, you can do almost anything you want with it, although the law does impose some restrictions. If you are not the owner, you generally do not have the right to do anything with the property. However, the law does allow for an...
When real estate investors or agents in California get into the market, they are usually focused solely on residential properties. With time and experience, they may want to move onto something a little more profitable such as commercial real estate. However, because...
