Purchasing investment real estate in the Santa Ana area could mean an investment of hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars. A large mobile home park or a multi-unit residential facility could easily carry a seven-figure price tag. That means you need to be...
Year: 2020
What to do when your tenants can’t pay rent
Rent in some areas of southern California are among the highest in the nation, so tenants and landlords alike pay close attention to what’s going on when the economy suddenly hits a rough spot. It’s difficult to predict how widespread trouble paying the rent will be...
Do you need to seek compensation for tenant damage to a property?
Working as a landlord in California can sometimes seem like a thankless job. You have a constant stream of tasks related to maintenance and upkeep to manage while handling tenant complaints and ensuring that all mortgage payments and tax payments reach the necessary...
New Court Decision Holds There Is No Attorney-Client Relationship Giving Rise to Privileged Communications Between Counsel for the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) and Complaining Individuals
A recent appellate decision in Wood v. Superior Court (Jamacha), made clear that those who file complaints with the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) do not have an attorney-client relationship with counsel for DFEH and thus communications...
Tips for successful ownership of a California mobile home park
Purchasing a mobile home park in the Southern California real estate market can turn into a great investment. But as with all businesses, it needs to be properly run to draw tenants and be a success. That’s especially true in California, where mobile home parks are...
How non-compete clauses can benefit owners and tenants
When looking for commercial property to lease in Southern California, business owners want to know who their neighbors are. An entrepreneur planning to open a pizza-by-the-slice shop could be drawn to a plaza that has a play gym for kids or is located next to a high...
Why file a Preliminary 20-Day Notice for all construction jobs?
As a contractor, subcontractor or even the company that provides the materials for construction projects, you rely quite a bit on word-of-mouth and recommendation from your clients in order to build your business and secure a constant stream of projects. It is normal...
Complying with the Fair Housing Act while vetting mobile home residents
To a certain extent, mobile home communities need to scrutinize new residents to ensure the safety of their current residents. Owners also have to balance the ability to make a profit with the need to take reasonable steps to vet new members of the community. However,...
When your successful business outgrows your headquarters
We know that you want your business to find great success in California. You have worked hard to get where you are, making sure your clientele is always 100% satisfied with the goods or services you provide. If you want to continue this growth trend and reap the...
