Not all tenants who sign a California lease agreement stay to the end. Unpredictable things can get in the way and the tenant may be forced to break their lease agreement. Now, depending on the reason for breaking the lease, a tenant may or may not be liable for penalties. Not being liable for pe... read more >>
Imagine, if you will. You got that great job offer in Nashville you were hoping for. However, you live in Long Beach, California. Moving out is a no-brainer, and you’re excited at the options you can afford.
But, what to do with the Long Beach home you own? Should you sell it? Should ... read more >>
In Long Beach, ORCA stands for Ocean Residents Community Association. It’s the neighborhood association that runs along Ocean Blvd.
One of the most meaningful changes we have seen in local communities over the last couple of decades is the growing popularity of neighborhood associatio... read more >>
Renting out a property isn’t without its fair share of risks. Your tenan... read more >>
What do an open bar, taco trucks, community building, and closing costs on a real estate transaction have in common?
They all help build a community within the AQUA condominium, one of the biggest complexes along the ocean corridor in downtown Long Beach.
How does it work?&nbs... read more >>
California real estate law states that a lease agreement exists when an oral or written agreement is reach... read more >>
Imagine, if you will – you’re about to sell your home. You’re speaking with local agents you are familiar with, asking them about the closing costs of the sale. They list insurance, escrow fees, transfer taxes, and… commissions.
They list a commission between the 5 ... read more >>
If you think condominiums are somehow cold and uncaring places to live, we have a story for you.
At West Ocean, a condominium complex along the Ocean Corridor in Downtown Long Beach, they do something unique and special every holiday season.
It’s called the Giving Tree.
Ba... read more >>
Imagine, if you will: A house you love just came on the market. You might want to make an offer: should you go through the “listing agent” or find your buyer representative? Your sister (an attorney) tells you to go through a separate agent. Your boss (the savvy real estate investor) ... read more >>
The California Rent Relief program provides financial assistance for both income-eligible tenants and landlords who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our team has been working diligently to remain current on both state and local COVID legislation. We are a trusted source to help ... read more >>
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