Homeowner Information

When economic activity declines and housing activity decreases, more real property enters the foreclosure process. Learn about the foreclosure process and what options are available.

Underground heating oil tanks can pose significant environmental problems. Learn about the potential issues they present for both home buyers and sellers.

When purchasing a new home, you may encounter taxes for Community Facilities Districts, known as Mello-Roos Districts. Understand what these taxes pay for and how they affect your property.

The Mechanics' Lien law provides special protection to contractors and suppliers who work on your home. Learn about potential risks and how to protect yourself.

Living trusts are often recommended as a way to hold title to real property. Learn about the structure of living trusts and how they can benefit property owners.

Lead poisoning is a serious problem that can lead to adverse health effects. Learn about the risks of lead in older homes and disclosure requirements for sellers.

Environmental liabilities can significantly impact property value. Learn about resources to identify potential environmental hazards before purchasing a property.

Common interest developments like condominiums and Planned Unit Developments (PUDs) have unique ownership structures. Understand the key differences and what they mean for homeowners.

The way you take ownership of your property determines your rights and future obligations. Learn about different methods of holding title and their implications.