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Did You Know That Sellers In California Have Limited Rights To Cancel A Sales Contract?
The signing of a sales contract in real estate transactions is a defining moment establishing a legal commitment between buyers and sellers. However, there are limitations to the seller’s ability to cancel a sales contract in California real estate and the law stipulates these scenarios. This article will delve into these situations. The Sales Contract […]
Navigating Dual Agency in California: Legal Ramifications and Considerations
In the realm of real estate transactions, the role of a real estate agent is crucial for facilitating smooth and informed deals. However, situations can arise where an agent represents both the buyer and the seller in the same transaction, leading to what is known as “dual agency.” While dual agency can offer benefits such […]
Raising the Bar: Best Practices for Real Estate Agents in California
Kendall Law has worked with a diverse array of real estate professionals and we have seen a varying levels of professionalism in the industry when handling cases and real estate matters. As most professionals know, real estate transactions can be significant life events for the parties and involve substantial financial commitments and legal complexities. These […]
Understanding Fair Housing: Landlords’ Rights and Duties
Fair Housing is a generic term used to refer to the various federal, state and local laws that prohibit discrimination in housing decisions based on membership in a protected class. While it may be difficult for landlords to know all of the intricacies of the Fair Housing laws, it is critical that they do understand […]
Real Estate in California: Understanding Ownership
Owning real estate in California comes with a unique set of rights and considerations. The state’s laws recognize the diverse nature of property ownership, allowing a wide range of individuals and entities to hold and dispose of real estate. Whether you’re a citizen, a corporation, or even a prisoner, California grants you the opportunity to […]