Buena Park Commercial Real Estate Lawyers

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Commercial Real Estate Law in California

In Buena Park, California, "commercial real estate" is any form of land or building which is utilized for a business, as opposed to residential, purpose.

The laws regulating real estate in Buena Park, California apply differently when dealing with commercial, as opposed to residential, real estate.

Buyers and renters of residential property enjoy some pretty substantial legal protections, because the law of most states presumes that shelter (being necessary to survive, for the most part) is more important than business. Therefore, many of these consumer protections don't apply to commercial real estate.

These include implied warranties of habitability, rent control, and covenants of use and quiet enjoyment, among numerous others. Of course, the most general protections, such as prohibiting the seller from actively concealing defects, apply to both.

Common Commercial Real Estate Law Issues in Buena Park, California

Financing: Many businesses in Buena Park, California can't save up enough money to pay the full asking price of a decent-sized piece of real estate up front. Nonetheless, it's sometimes necessary for businesses to acquire real estate. To solve this issue, most rely on a mortgage. A mortgage is a typical type of loan, taken out to purchase real estate. The lending institution lends the full purchase price to the borrower, who then purchases the property. The property, in turn, becomes collateral for the loan, which must be paid back over a period of years, with interest.

Concealment of Defects: if the seller of commercial property acts to conceal a significant defect in the property, and then sells the property, he will be responsible for any harm this defect cause, as well as the reduced value of the property, or the cost of repair.

Duty to Inspect: Lest you believe that the duty to disclose defects relieves any duty of diligence on the part of the buyer, the law will not reward such lapses with a major cause of action. Buyers have a duty to conduct a reasonable inspection of the property before they buy it, typicallyy with a licensed building inspector. If the buyer fails to do this, they won't be able to recover any damages for defects which they could have discovered through a reasonable inspection.

Encumbrances: Undisclosed encumbrances are defects of another sort: defects of title. An encumbrance is any interest that a third party has in the Buena Park, California commercial real estate. These typically take the form of easements, which are rights held by third parties to use the land for a specific purpose. Easements can have profound effects on how a new owner can use the land, so it is essential to know about them before buying.

Can a Buena Park, California Attorney Help?

Because of the importance and potential complexity of the issues surrounding commercial real estate, it's almost always recommended that, before engaging in any real estate deal, you pursue the counsel of a good Buena Park, California real estate attorney.

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Life in Buena Park

Buena Park, California has a population of over 80,000 and is located in the northwestern parts of Orange County. The city is nicknamed "the Center of the Southland", due to its central location in the county. Many tourist attractions can be found in Buena Park, most notably the Knot's Berry Farm amusement park.

In Buena Park, many of its famous attractions can be found in the "E-Zone" district. Knott's Berry Farm, Knott's Soak City, and several other popular establishments are situated in the district. The E-Zone is also adjacent to Anaheim, home of Disneyland. Thus, the economy of Buena Park has benefited greatly from the operation of the E-Zone district. Other top employers in Buena Park, California include major companies such as ProLogis and Nutrilite.

Other popular places to visit in Buena Park are its local historic park, the Ralph B. Clark Regional Park, and Los Coyotes Country Club. Los Coyotes Country Club is a world-renowned establishment featuring three unique 9-hole course layouts. Los Coyotes also boasts many of the county's most desirable real estate properties.

Lawyers in Buena Park, California file many of their claims at the Superior Court of California, County of Orange, which is located nearby. Buena Park attorneys assist their clients in a number of different legal claims and issues. Many of them are members of multiple bar associations and legal organizations.

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