Co-Owning Property with Others: How to Avoid a Partition Action
Family members, significant others, and business associates often co-own real estate for business or personal reasons. Co-ownership of real estate may arise voluntarily, such as…
What Does a Cloud on a Real Estate Title Mean?
Purchasing real estate can be complex, especially when you encounter an unexpected and unwanted title issue during the transaction, such as a cloud on the…
Three Strikes, You’re Out: Short-Term Rental Violations Are Going to Count
Arizona’s legislature is making sure the party doesn’t go on too late and doesn’t get too loud. Governor Ducey has signed into law Senate Bill…
What Happens if a Seller Didn’t Disclose Something about Real Estate Before I Bought It?
When you purchase real estate, you expect the seller to be upfront with you about its condition. After all, you want to be sure about…
When Is a Quiet Title Action Necessary?
Disputes over the ownership of real estate can arise in various ways. Filing a quiet title action in court may be necessary when parties cannot…
The Real Estate Mediation Requirement: Resolving Before Litigating
Disputes among buyers and sellers in residential real estate transactions are more common than many realize. After all, a host of considerations are involved in…
Encroachment Disputes and Arizona Property Owners
Most homeowners take pride in managing the upkeep of their homes and properties, both to enjoy their property and to maintain their property values. However,…
Tax Strategies for Short Term Rentals
In many cases, a simple business decision concerning the corporate structure of the holding company for short term rentals can result in substantial tax savings…