By Eli Underwood Record-high home prices have forced a shift in how buyers enter the real estate market. To afford a standard down payment, unmarried partners and platonic friends routinely pool their cash. The financial strategy works perfectly on paper. But signing a joint mortgage without the built-in asset protection of a legal marriage...
Continue reading ›Published in the California Real Property Journal, this article by California partition attorney Elijah Underwood explores California partition law reform, co-ownership disputes, appraisal rights, inherited property conflicts, partition sales, mortgage contribution issues, and proposed legislative updates affecting real estate owners and attorneys. Read the California Real Property Journal Article
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