enforcement: SMALL and LARGE PRINT
- 01/08/19 09:33 AM
It pops up everywhere you go. It is where disclaimers, liability waivers and insurance rate protectors put all their "told you so" information so that you cannot claim later on that you did not know. You see when you litigate something, you find out what works and what doesn't. That's how a one page agreement becomes a 20 page small print agreement IS THIS YOUR SIGNATURE While we are on the subject of litigation, the dreaded question of questions is going to be brought up and it is this: Is that your signature on this page? Are those your initials? All this does … (5 comments)
enforcement: CAN A CITY FORCE REPAIRS?
- 05/13/18 07:02 AM
I manage a property in a medium size City in California and received a notice from my client (the owner) who received a notice from the City stating the following: The interior and the exterior of the above referenced property is scheduled to be inspected on May 20th 2018 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to see if you are compliant with Uniform Housing code HAS OWNED PROPERTY FOR DECADES My client has never gotten a notice like this and he has owned this property for generations. He wanted my opinion on what is going on and what to do about … (51 comments)
enforcement: MAKING LEASE CHECKING IT TWICE NOT SANTA CLAUS BUT RENTAL CLAUSE pt 2
- 10/16/12 11:26 PM
A Rental agreement that contained all the necessary clauses to protect the landlord and to serve the tenant. There was a time when the stationary store is where you bought all your contracts and agreements. I found the ones they had for sale lacking but better than nothing. It wasn't long before the demand for a good rental agreement took off and became our calling card.. COPY RIGHT HARD TO ENFORCE At first, we wanted to copyright it. But a close examination revealed just how hard that would be to enforce or prove. So we did the next best thing. We marketed that … (6 comments)
enforcement: MAKING LEASE CHECKING IT TWICE NOT SANTA CLAUS BUT RENTAL CLAUSE pt 1
- 10/16/12 11:24 PM
Gonna find out who is naughty or nice Santa Claus is not involved here. BUT MR. RENTAL CLAUSE is. Landlords and tenants and the GLUE that binds them. I am talking about RENTAL AGREEMENTS and how you want one a good one upfront and not have to wish for anything later on. Let me emphasize that this protection is for both parties too.. THE BASICS ARE REQUIRED It is very important to have an agreement that covers all the obvious and not so obvious points of a tenancy. I want to call to your attention that there is nothing new under the sun on this … (0 comments)
It pops up everywhere you go. It is where disclaimers, liability waivers and insurance rate protectors put all their "told you so" information so that you cannot claim later on that you did not know. You see when you litigate something, you find out what works and what doesn't. That's how a one page agreement becomes a 20 page small print agreement
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