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California Foreclosures and Utility Bills- What Steps Homeowners Can Take To Avoid or Reduce Liability After The Sale

California homeowners facing foreclosure are right to be concerned about whether their mortgage is a non-recourse loan, or if they will end up personally liable for the loan. However, some foreclosed Californians are surprised to find that they may be liable for utilities after ...

What Is the Difference Between a Grant Deed and a Quitclaim Deed in California?

Under California law, a Grant Deed contains two implied covenants- these are promises that are not written into the deed itself. In deed language, the grantor is the person or entity who grants the property and signs the deed; the grantee is the one who receives the interest in ...

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Foreclosure of California Commercial & Investment Properties

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Determine if You Are Liable for the Loan After Foreclosure or Loan Modification in California

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California Residential Foreclosures- How to determine whether your loan is non-recourse, or you will

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How to Record a “Notice of Action Pending”, or “Lis Pendens” in California

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