When a Lender Forecloses on a Leasehold Interest….
Loans are often secured by the fee title to real property owned by the borrower. But loans can also be secured by the borrower’s leasehold interest…
Loans are often secured by the fee title to real property owned by the borrower. But loans can also be secured by the borrower’s leasehold interest…
In a post from March of this year — Even a “Bona Fide Purchaser” Can’t Rely on a Void Judgment — we reviewed the recent decision…
California law is pretty clear that the recordation of a notice of default and notice of sale — two key documents that are a prerequisite to…
Many entities are formed for the sole purpose of buying and holding real estate. In this setup, legal title is held by the entity itself (not…
If the same lender has both a senior and junior deed of trust on the same security property, can that lender foreclose on the senior lien…
In a 2015 post on Money and Dirt, we reviewed a then-recent Court of Appeal decision, Scher v. Burke, and discussed the split of authority among…
This blog usually explores the relationship between real estate and one green substance — money. But cannabis is the greenery getting a lot of recent attention…
When real property interests are acquired by the power of eminent domain, the owner is entitled to receive “just compensation” in the form of fair market…
When a landowner whose parcel is landlocked needs to gain legal access to the property, an “equitable easement” is often the remedy of choice. An equitable…
Lenders who foreclose and take ownership of security property via credit bid at the foreclosure sale often confront a tenant whose lease has been extinguished, but…