If you get an eviction notice from your landlord in California, the chances are it is because you failed to pay your rent. Non-payment of rent is the most common reason for an eviction because it is the basic agreement between you and your landlord. You agree to pay...
real estate disputes
Self-help evictions are against the law
If you are a California business owner, your office location is crucial for day to day operations, whether it is a retail store or a software company. At Kashfian & Kashfian, LLP, we have experience representing unlawfully evicted commercial tenants. Complying...
Questions to ask before signing a commercial lease
As a California business owner, you probably have a checklist you keep that tracks your preferences or needs in a commercial rental property. While inquiring about square footage, signage and other elements of a prospective rental is important when discussing a...
How to properly evict a commercial tenant
As a California commercial landlord, you probably know that the rules governing your landlord-tenant relationships differ from those that apply to residential landlord-tenant relationships. While residential tenants typically have more protection that commercial...
Is the covenant recorded against my property binding on me as a successor in interest?
So, you purchased a property or are thinking about purchasing a property with a covenant (or a deed restriction) recorded against the property, and you want to determine whether the covenant is or would be binding on you as the new owner (legally, termed "a successor...
New measure may eliminate cap on commercial property taxes
Real estate in California is expensive. Various rules and regulations are present to help businesses thrive in this market. Without certain protections, these businesses could potentially drown due to excessive real estate costs. One such protection is Proposition 13....