In Practice: New Rules, Newer TIC Products
With the real estate market on the rebound, investment opportunities and regulations governing them are on the rise, explain Kaufman Dolowich attorneys.
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In Practice: New Rules, Newer TIC Products
Homeowners Bill of Rights
New legislation is aimed at helping homeowners deal with lenders and avoid foreclosure, explains Oakland attorney Elizabeth Cohee.
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SFAR Membership Not So Voluntary
New regulations subject brokers to additional fees for nonmember salespersons, but their legality is questionable, says Alex Volkov.
Ordinance Alters Landlord-Tenant Relationship
Recent amendment to San Francisco rent law may create more uncertainty than clarity it was aimed to provide, explains attorney Aleksandr Volkov.
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Fifth District Gives a Hand Up to Developers
A recent appellate decision makes it difficult for local governments to reject a construction project without express adverse findings, explains Kenneth Kecskes of Holland & Knight.
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