California Dept. of Real Estate Function
The head of the CalDRE is the Real Estate Commissioner, who serves as the chief executive of the CalDRE and is appointed by the Governor...
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Right to a View?
Does a property owner have a "right to a view"? To what extent? What limitations, if any, does any such right have? Where does such a...
Dual Agency in California – An Overview
When buying or selling real estate, a person usually retains a real estate agent or broker, someone with expertise in real estate law.
Seller’s Perspective on Dual Agent
Dual Agency in California – A Seller’s Perspective
Mortgage Lender's Fiduciary Duties in California
Fiduciary Duties in California for Mortgage Lenders
Buyer’s Perspective on Dual Agency
Dual Agency in California – A Buyer’s Perspective
Broker's Reality of Dual Agency
Dual Agency in California – What It Means for Brokers
Anti-Deficiency Laws in California
When a property owner defaults on his or her mortgage, the mortgage lender will typically foreclose on the property. That meaning, take...
Escrow Decisions and How to Answer Them
Your Escrow Decisions and How to Answer Them. Buying a property is an exciting yet scary time. Escrow is the last hurdle before the sale.
How to Make a Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is legally sufficient if all of the following requirements are met:
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