Your business’ contracts serve as a sign of your stability, yet even within them, some may stand out. For example, having a contract with a government agency in San Jose can be a great benefit given the security that such agreements often provide. Such organizations...
Early in October of 2019, Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law several bills that will have an impact on the residential landlord industry in California. One of those bills, The Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (AB 1482), is truly a "game changer."AB 1482 has two main...
It is almost inevitable to have neighbors you do not particularly like now and then. However, some California residents run into neighbor problems that can result in years of animosity or, even worse, legal action. An encroachment is one of the most common ways you...
Renting a residential property you own to other people can be a lucrative source of mostly passive income. Unfortunately, it can also be a big source of liability, expense and hard work. If you wind up with the wrong tenants in your building, they could cause extreme...
Selling an investment in commercial real estate, even more than selling your own house, can benefit from a thoughtful game plan. Having a well-thought-out schedule of how to prepare and how to execute can minimize headaches and maximize return on investment.Making...
The type of business entity that you choose to form in California could mean the difference between success and failure. We at Lawrence R. Jensen and Associates have put together a guide to help explain the pros and cons of a few of the most common types. There is no...