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LLC Formation
Have You Considered An LLC?
Many commercial and residential rental property owners use an LLC as a managing organization for their assets. An LLC, or limited liability company, provides significant liability protections for individuals in business. These business entities are a smart choice, but establishing one can be complex.
At So. Cal. Realty Law, APC, our real estate attorneys have years of experience in all aspects of real estate law and provide diligent, aggressive litigation services. Our team of lawyers works diligently for property owners across San Diego and the Southern California region. We bring insight to all your concerns, especially around liability regarding your property.
How Do LLC's Help Property Owners?
The way an LLC works is it creates a company to hold assets or run a business. When an asset is under an LLC, the owners of the LLC are not personally liable in the case of claims against the property of the company.
How Do You Create An LLC?
No business organization structure is without some risk to the owners. If there is evidence that people within the ownership group of an LLC misuse funds or treat the company as a personal asset, the LLC may not protect them from a lawsuit.
Are LLC Protections Limitless?
Leaving your leases up to chance or to forms downloaded from a website is a major risk. You need to be specific and consistent with your leasing agenda. We can help.
Reach out to us by phone at 619-826-8213 or send an email using this form to set up a meeting with us. We will talk with you about your leasing situation and strive to find you a workable solution for the long term.
Get Help From Skilled, Experienced Real Estate Attorneys
The decision to create an LLC is entirely up to you. We can advise you on the many advantages and challenges of choosing this strategy. Whatever your choice, we will diligently pursue the outcome you desire for your company.
Reach out to us to learn more about how we can help you. Call 619-826-8213 or send an email using this online form.
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Zoning disputes
Eviction litigation
Foreclosure disputes
Easements disputes and quiet title actions
Boundary disputes
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Frequent Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Contract Review And Drafting In California
Our attorneys at So. Cal. Realty Law, APC, can help answer any questions about real estate contracts. We can help you review and draft your next California real estate contract. Here are some questions you may have:
Should I use templates or online resources to draft employment contracts?
A premade template or online resources may provide a good starting place to draft employment contracts. However, using these resources may lead to legal issues. Here is why a do-it-yourself (DIY) employment contract is a bad idea:
State real estate law issues: A DIY employment contract may not include certain terms and conditions that follow California’s real estate laws. A contract may violate an agent’s or associate’s rights if the language is not carefully reviewed.
Lack of flexibility: You may find it difficult to renegotiate the terms of a contract if you discover that it does not benefit you after it is signed.
Confusing language: A DIY employment contract may include confusing jargon that makes it unclear what the purpose and effect of the arrangement would have for involved parties.
Missing info: Including specific duties, obligations and dates may prove difficult with a DIY employment contract. You may need to include unique terms specific to an arrangement with an agent or associate.
A real estate attorney can help you draft an original employment contract that fits your unique needs.
Can an attorney negotiate on my behalf during the contract review and drafting process?
Yes. Attorney representation during a contract review and drafting process may be in your best interests. Our attorneys can help ensure the terms and conditions of a contract are realistic and that all agreements are legal. We can also identify potential risks to an arrangement and revise confusing language.
What are the potential consequences of signing a poorly drafted contract?
If a contract is poorly drafted, then you could face serious legal issues and reputational damage. Confusing language, unclear obligations and misinterpretations could make it harder to renegotiate the terms of a contract and strain the relationship with involved parties.
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We are here and ready to provide you with what you need to make wise real estate law decisions. We will stay with you and guide you through your real estate contract issues, from crafting to litigation if necessary. Reach out to learn more about how we can help by calling 619-826-8213 or sending an email using this form.
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Although we are physically based in San Diego, our team works in a virtual office environment, as in-person appointments are not needed for most matters.
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Mailing address:
10601-G Tierrasanta Blvd. #365
San Diego, CA 92124
(619) 826-8213
Fax: (844) 525-4438