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Whether you are buying or selling a home in California, you will be subject to laws and regulations concerning the disclosure of defects on the property involved. No one wants to buy a home, move in, and discover that the seller failed to mention that the electrical or plumbing systems do not function properly.

Co-ownership of property – a situation where two or more people have an ownership interest in a real estate property – is common in California and across the United States. In order to sell a co-owned property, all the co-owners must agree to and approve the real estate sale.

Buying a home or any other property is a significant investment. Unfortunately, many types of construction defects can diminish your investment and may even put your life and the lives of your loved ones in danger.