DRE Warns Brokers on Improper Commission Disbursements
The DRE and DFPI warn brokers against using Commission Disbursement Authorizations (CDAs) to pay personal or business expenses, citing violations of Real Estate and Escrow Law. Apricity Law explains what brokers need to know to stay compliant.
The Power of Giving a Sh*t - A Guest Post by CEDRUS
In this guest post, the team at CEDRUS shares why the strongest business relationships are built on more than performance—they're built on passion, purpose, and genuine care. From fierce negotiations to lasting partnerships, this isn’t just brokerage. It’s personal.
Frequently Asked Questions About Express Easements
An express easement is a legally documented right that allows someone to use another’s property for a specific purpose—such as access or utilities. This FAQ covers the essentials: how express easements are created, enforced, and terminated; how they affect property value; and what property owners should consider before granting one. Whether you're dealing with a landlocked parcel or utility access, understanding express easements is crucial to protecting your real estate interests.
Buying Property with a Friend or Family Member? Why a Co-Ownership Agreement Is Essential
Buying a home or investment property with someone else? A co-ownership agreement protects your investment, outlines responsibilities, and helps avoid disputes. Learn what it should include—and why it matters—in this article from Apricity Law.
Selling or Conveying a Partial Interest in Real Property in California
Selling or transferring a partial interest in real property in California involves unique legal, tax, and procedural considerations that can impact both co-owners and future property management. Whether you're gifting an interest to a family member, adding a co-owner, or restructuring property ownership for estate planning or investment purposes, understanding the deed process, documentary transfer tax exemptions, property tax reassessment risks, and co-ownership agreement benefits is crucial.
Economic and Legal Considerations for Short-Term Rental Businesses
Short-term rental platforms like Airbnb have revolutionized the hospitality industry, but investing in this space comes with its own challenges. From navigating legal restrictions to managing operational costs, success requires informed decisions. Learn the essentials for maximizing your investment and staying compliant in this competitive market.
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