Your first tuesday real estate news Week of December 18, 2017
When tax reform passes, some Californians will move to cheaper states (so they say) One-third of Californians may wave goodbye.
Pay your 2017 property taxes in 2017 to avoid 2018 rules Make the most of your tax deductions now.
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CA’s heavy hitting lending institutions More loan originations are occurring across the state.
CA commercial market: 2017 in review This year was marked by low vacancy rates and little room to expand.
The Equifax breach: how credit reporting agencies handle your data What you can do to protect yourself and your clients.
Residential landlords required to disclose flood hazard information New disclosures for residential lease agreements.
Banks may refuse to compel arbitration for fraudulent bank accounts Updates on rules for arbitration.
Is a broker responsible for the unsafe condition of a property they list when they have no reason to believe it is unsafe? Get the ruling here.
CID owners entitled to peaceful assembly New rules protect owner rights to use property for political activities.
Using the yield spread to forecast recessions and recoveries [chart] The spread continued to decline in November 2017.
FARM: Sell your condo A flyer for marketing to condominium owners.
Tax plan threatens CA’s affordable housing package The GOP’s tax plan jeopardizes money from the affordable housing bond measure.
- Landlord and Tenant: Form 570
- Office Management and Supervision: Form 509
- Sale and Loan Escrow: Form 442
- Transaction Disclosure Sheets: Forms 300-2, 301, 305 and 311
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