A Prescriptive Easement Can Expand the Scope of an Existing Granted Easement
There are several ways to acquire an access easement over the property of another. The simplest method is by an express written grant from the owner…
There are several ways to acquire an access easement over the property of another. The simplest method is by an express written grant from the owner…
What does a senior lienholder get when a junior lienholder non-judicially forecloses on the property and the sale results in “surplus funds” that exceed the amount…
Here is a look back at some of the top real estate and secured lending developments from 2017 covered here at Money and Dirt: The 2016…
In California, parties to litigation normally pay their own attorney fees unless a contract or statute says otherwise. Parties often include attorney fee provisions in their…
In the minds of many buyers of distressed properties at foreclosure sales, the existence of ANY title insurance policy relating to the property — even if…
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…
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…