Real Estate

Property owners may wonder if they can sell their property during an active lease term. The short answer is yes, but there are important factors to consider.  Both landlords and tenants need to understand their rights and responsibilities to ensure a smooth...

Negative easements are a key part of property law that greatly influence what property owners are allowed to do on their land. In California, these easements help keep neighborhoods peaceful and protect property value. What are negative easements? Negative easements...

Commercial real estate is a bustling and lucrative opportunity, but it's also surrounded by many myths that can mislead first-time buyers and seasoned investors alike. With its diverse economy and growing population, California offers a variety of commercial property...

An easement is a legal right that allows someone who is not the landowner to use a portion of land for a specific purpose. While easements can be beneficial, they can also be burdensome. Property owners may want to terminate them for various reasons. There are a few...

Easements, a legal concept governing land use, play an important role in property rights. In California, various types of easements exist, each serving distinct purposes that impact how landowners utilize their properties. By understanding the allowances and...

Disputes over property lines can be costly, time-consuming and stressful. Avoiding these conflicts starts with an in-depth understanding of your property’s boundaries and the steps available to you to enforce them. There are several things to consider when you want to...

If you purchase a new property, it may already have an easement. This is an agreement that allows someone else to use that property. They don’t get any ownership rights but simply have usage rights. An example of this could be if there are two properties next to each...