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Tuesday, December 26, 2006
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Ron Jackson and the other owners of his four-unit Pacific Beach condominium got an expensive letter in the mail this month. The letter, from the city's Water Department, said the building needed to install a “backflow” plumbing device by Feb. 1. The cost: at least $2,000, according to a bid from the list of city-approved installers. The city estimates that up to 150 San Diego multifamily buildings may get the same letter over the next six months.
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On Jan. 1, California will usher in a host of new real estate laws. The most notable measures affect borrowers who seek reverse mortgages, homeowners association reserve accounts and landlord requirements for ending leases.
4:03:26 PM
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A Vacaville family whose condominium was deluged during the 2005 New Year's Eve flooding has filed suit against their homeowners' association, the city of Vacaville and property managers, charging negligence, breach of statutory duties and breach of good faith and fair dealing.
3:55:41 PM
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