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Features
Sellling Property
Without Paying Capital Gains Taxes
by Larry Weiss
How Much Does a Seller's Realtor Have to Disclose?
by Candace T. Lam and Nicole M. Soltanzadeh
How to Avoid a Bedbug Lawsuit
by Daniel R. Stern
Bedbugs - the Spread of the Insect Hitchhikers
by Terry F. Meany
Comprehending Compulsive Cluttering
by Belinda Lyons
Key Changes in Employment Law for 2006
by Margaret J. Grover
Columns
Lending Advice
Higher Interest Rates Likely in 2006
by Various Authors
The Other Side
The Unnecessary Conflict in Landlord Entries
by J. Wallace Oman
Legal Corner Q & A
Flood and Leak Liabilities
by Various Authors
Lily's Diary
Small Investments - Big Payoff
by Lily
Talking Business
Metro Locksmiths: Customer Service Is Their Key to Success
by Emily Landes
The Property Management Shop
Who Is Responsible
for Alterations and Improvements?
by Marc Wilson
The Sacramento Report
CAA Considers Legislative Priorities for 2006
by Monica Williamson
Security Deposit Interest Rate Jumps to 3.7%
Board
of Supervisors Act Politically, Not Pragmatically
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors recently passed one illogical
and one likely illegal piece of legislation, both sponsored by District
6 Supervisor Chris Daly. The first piece of legislation adds even
more bureaucracy to the already byzantine condo-conversion process
by forcing all 2-4-unit buildings to come before the planning commission.
Last
Chance for CCRM
This year, the California Apartment Association will phase out the
California Certified Resident Manager property-management series. No
further CCRM courses will be held or designations given in California
beyond 2006.
Bay
Area Earns “Least Affordable” Title
Half of the United States’ 10 most expensive counties for renters
are in the Bay Area, with San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin counties
tied as the least affordable for median-income households.
No More Free Parking at SFAA Membership Meetings
Report Reveals Inflated Title Insurance Costs
New Rental Property Tool on the Web

