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.
Five Types of Risk Businesses Face
Starting and running a business involves risk—but not all risks are equal. From contractual breakdowns to compliance failures, understanding the five major types of risk businesses face is key to minimizing exposure and protecting your company. This article outlines each type and offers practical mitigation strategies.
Does Transferring Property to a Trust Trigger Reassessment in California?
California’s property tax rules treat some trust transfers as a change in ownership—leading to reassessment and higher taxes. Regulation 18 CCR § 462.160 outlines when those transfers occur in the context of trust transfers and what exemptions apply. Learn how revocable vs. irrevocable trusts, beneficiary designations, and trust termination events can affect your property tax bill—and how to plan ahead to preserve your Prop 13 base.
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.
Anatomy of a Contract: The Basics
Contracts are foundational to business success, but their structure can be confusing. In this article we break down four key sections—preamble, recitals, covenants, and representations/warranties—to help small business owners read, negotiate, and enforce contracts with clarity and confidence.
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.
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