Fremont Real Estate Blog

If you are interested in learning more about 1031 exchange options check out this blog . I'm interested in learning more about the "delayed" 1031 and DSTs.  Sunil Sethi  /  REALTOR,  Broker, MBA www.sunilsethi.com BRE #01173766                              

Use MyHazards to efficiently curate property listings for risk-sensitive buyers. Created by the California Office of Emergency Services (CalOES), the online search tool enables users to simply enter an address to produce a print-friendly map of surrounding hazard zones.   Where To Find It https://lnkd.in/gapzdZHb #naturalhazards   #buyersagent   #firehazard   #liqufaction   #faultlines -- Sunil Sethi  /  REALTOR,  Broker, MBA www.sunilsethi.com BRE #01173766                              

The death of a loved one can be a life-changing and traumatic event. Setting affairs after a death should be straightforward. The following are a few important things that need to be done if they owned property in the State of California. Simply click on the underlined items to download the required forms.  NOTIFY THE ASSESSOR Anytime a property owner dies, the County Assessor must be notified so it can maintain accurate records. This is done by filing a Change in Ownership – Death of Real Property Owner form , which must be filed within 150 days of the date of death, or if the estate is probated – at the time the inventory and appraisal is filed. Failure to notify the Assessor may result in the assessment of failure-to-file penalties. The penalty for failure to file a Change in