Author: Elizabeth T. Pardo

May a lender collect foreclosure fees from a homeowner who defaulted on their mortgage while on active military duty?

Posted by Elizabeth T. Pardo | Mar 25, 2014 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions |

Facts: A homeowner purchased a property with mortgage funds provided by a lender. The owner went...

Does a neighbor unreasonably interfere with an easement holder’s use of an easement by refusing to consent to the construction of an improvement within the boundaries of the easement?

Posted by Elizabeth T. Pardo | Mar 18, 2014 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions |

Facts: An owner held an unrecorded easement over an unpaved shared driveway on undeveloped land...

May a lender foreclose on an owner’s abandoned property when an automatic stay is in effect during the owner’s bankruptcy filing?

Posted by Elizabeth T. Pardo | Feb 26, 2014 | Laws and Regulations, Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions |

Facts: An owner of a commercial property filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy protection as the property...

7 simple tips for showing property

Posted by Elizabeth T. Pardo | Feb 13, 2014 | Real Estate, Your Practice |

Start outside. Curb appeal is an important lure for potential buyers. Before showing the property,...

Reverse eminent domain: an interview with Gayle McLaughlin, mayor of Richmond, CA

Posted by Elizabeth T. Pardo | Feb 11, 2014 | Feature Articles, Finance, Real Estate |

Do you support plans to stem foreclosures by seizing and modifying mortgages through reverse...

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