If you serve a tenant notice soon after they complain about the property, California law presumes you’re retaliating — even if you’re really just trying to sell. Here’s how the presumption works.
If a foreclosed home sells at auction for more than what was owed, California law says the difference belongs to the former owner — but claiming it is slower, and riskier, than most people expect.
If you’ve been named successor trustee of a California trust that owns a house, you likely can sell it without probate court — but that authority comes with fiduciary duties that carry personal liability.
A no-fault eviction lets a landlord end a tenancy without the tenant doing anything wrong — but California limits when you can use one, and it isn’t always the fastest way to sell an occupied rental.
A Notice of Default is the recorded document that starts California’s non-judicial foreclosure clock. Here’s what it legally means, how long you have to fix it, and what your options are.
Three ways to turn an inherited Los Angeles home into cash, compared side by side on net proceeds, time and work, plus the LA transfer taxes, 9A report and Prop 19 details that change the math.
California law usually waives the lender’s right to sue you for the difference after a short sale. Here is how that protection actually works.
A spousal property petition can clear title to the house in months instead of the 9 to 18 months full probate takes. Here is what it costs and covers.
Yes, but only if the life tenant and remainderman both sign. Here is how a life estate sale actually works in California, and what it does to your taxes.
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