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Legal Aspects of Real Estate
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Recent updates to the course e-book
- In Chapter 25, references to “a intervivos trust” should be “an intervivos trust.”
- In Chapter 33, in the third bullet point beginning “55 or older with an annual income…”, $15,000
should be $25,000 and $20,000 should be $35,000. - Answer Key for Quiz 9, Question 2. The correct answer should be “d.”, not “c.
06/25: The 2025 rules for buyer representation and fee-splitting avoidance are currently being edited into this e-book.
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Change the law: Require arbitrators to report real estate law violations by licensees
first tuesday proposes all arbitrators be required to report violations of real estate law by California licensees to the DRE.
California law sidesteps NIMBY advocates to build more homeless resource centers
A new anti-NIMBY law clears the path for centers providing homeless resources.
Letter to the editor: Can I list an “as-is” property for sale in California?
Properties may not be listed “as is.” Rather, properties as listed as disclosed, a difference more significant than just semantics.
Unpredictable impact fees smother development
AB 1484 holds cities and counties accountable by forcing them to publish certain development fees online.
Change the law: Establish laws for late charges and grace periods in residential leases
first tuesday suggests that California’s legislature adds rules specifying a minimum grace period for residential leases and requiring the landlord’s handling of a grace period to be transparent and agreed to in each lease.
San Francisco cuts fees to spur affordable housing production
A new bill gives up $2 million in fees to kickstart construction.
California State Budget rewards development, punishes NIMBYs
first tuesday breaks down the most important housing and homelessness items of the 2019 California state budget.