Experienced Financial Protectors
When you reach the end of a lease in Orange County, the landlord can deduct money from your security deposit and label it as a security check. It is reasonable to seek clarification because this money should be refunded if all pans well. California has specific rules...
When a commercial tenant stops paying rent, landlords face a frustrating and often costly dilemma. While eviction might seem like the immediate solution, the process can be lengthy, expensive and damaging to both parties’ reputations. Fortunately, eviction isn’t the...
Tenants occupying rental spaces may have long-term plans for a property. This may be true for both commercial tenants who have invested in making space perfect for their business operations and residential tenants who may simply need time to become eligible for a...
For commercial real estate projects, zoning is very important. We previously discussed how zoning issues—although they may seem minor—can actually derail a project entirely. This could delay the development or make it impossible on that site, which can be a very...
What starts as a routine permit review can quickly spiral into a full-blown crisis for California developers. A single zoning dispute – perhaps over a setback requirement or a missed public notice – can halt construction, drain budgets and shake investor confidence. ...
When a local government rejects a development proposal or imposes zoning restrictions, it can be a significant setback for property owners and developers. But it is not the end of the road. There are grounds for land use and zoning appeals, and it is crucial to...
When the county assessor's office slaps a hefty price tag on your commercial property, it can be a major blow to your bottom line. You may be wondering how they came up with that number - or if there's anything you can do to fight it. Fortunately, property owners have...
A storm is brewing on the horizon, and big businesses with a large footprint in commercial real estate are set to experience the most significant fall. The pandemic has changed the public’s lifestyle and consumption behaviors. Office work is passe, remote work is in...
Owning commercial rental properties in California can be a good investment for those who enjoy putting their money into real estate. However, commercial landlords often find that they must evict a tenant for non-payment or another reason. Evicting a commercial tenant...
Most California real estate investors try to maintain an awareness of the ups and downs of the market. Fluctuations in the real estate market can go a long way in determining when it’s the right time to buy or sell a property. Recent market changes have led some...
