While some business endeavors can be conducted completely from home, there are situations in which a business’s success depends on finding the perfect storefront. So what are the differences between renting a residential property and renting a commercial property-...
Congratulations! Your business is expanding, work is pouring in and you think it’s time to hire someone to help you handle it all. When it’s time to hire your first employee, it’s important to do everything “by the book” instead of “under the table.” Here’s a quick...
Chances are, if you are starting your own company, you aren’t going to be a newcomer to whichever industry category your new business falls within. After years of managing hotels, you found the perfect location to convert into your own bed and breakfast. After...
Auto insurance, homeowner’s insurance, health insurance…you probably are a policyholder for at least one of these common types of coverage. Just as individuals can insure their cars, homes and good health, business owners have the option (and in some cases,...
About a month ago we posted an article about Habitability Requirements for Leased Properties and Implied Warranty of Habitability, which discussed landlords’ obligation to make certain repairs in rental properties. Unfortunately, many renters are familiar with the...
The Department of Consumer Affairs defines a habitable rental unit as a rental unit that substantially complies with building and safety code standards that materially affect tenants’ health and safety. The landlord is required to make any and all repairs in...