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Getting a Real Estate Lawyer: Your Guide to a Successful San Diego Real Estate Sale or Purchase

Friday, May 14th, 2010

Any buyer or seller of San Diego real estate should look into what a real estate attorney can do to protect you when you decide to buy or sell your home or other property. 

Unlike your real estate agent—whose goal is to complete the sale and earn a commission—your real estate lawyer doesn’t work on a commission.  What’s more, sometimes a real estate agent represents both the seller and buyer.  In these situations, there’s bound to be conflict in representing both sides.  After all, sellers want to get the highest price possible, the buyer the lowest, and the real estate agent’s commission is usually greater if the sale price is higher.  (more…)

It’s Your Property, But What Can Be Done If San Diego’s Zoning Laws Stand In the Way of Your Plans?

Wednesday, November 18th, 2009

After meeting in the same location for more than two decades, a local San Diego County church was told by the county that its members could no longer meet in its usual church building, reports Anne Krueger of the San Diego Union Tribune.  It’s also reported by a San Diego Union Tribune AP article that several hundred miles north of San Diego, nine Fresno area medical marijuana dispensaries have been ordered to shut down.  Elsewhere, in the affluent coastal city of Palos Verdes Estates in Los Angeles County, a homeowner currently faces misdemeanor charges for allegedly running her home as a “party palace,” as detailed by Jeff Gottlieb in the Los Angeles Times.  What do these stories have in common?  Accusations of zoning violations.  (more…)


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