Title
California Real Estate Finance, Fifth Edition
Files
Description
Roger Bernhardt, Stephen Dyer, and their new co authors, Daniel Bogart and Dan Schechter have fully updated their casebook on California Real Estate Finance in this revised fifth edition. California Real Estate Finance not only takes account of important changes in state and federal substantive and statutory law, but goes further and addresses the controversial and important real estate issues so widely discussed today, including predatory lending and the collapse of the subprime mortgage market.
California law governing real estate is comprehensive and complex, fiercely so in the area of finance. Many California students will practice in this area, and the California Bar Exam does include finance as a subject area. Conventional law school real estate transactions courses often devote only a small fraction of their time to the important peculiarities of California doctrines, such as the one action and antideficiency rules. This book fills a critical need for students attending California law schools who intend to practice here. In order to fully explain the field of finance, the book regularly juxtaposes the rules and results in California with those in other jurisdictions, preparing students to carry their knowledge and newly acquired skills to other jurisdictions as well.
ISBN
978-1-59460-377-8
Publication Date
2008
Publisher
Carolina Academic Press
Keywords
real property law
Disciplines
Property Law and Real Estate
Recommended Citation
Bernhardt, Roger; Bogart, Daniel B.; Dyer, Stephen W.; and Schechter, Dan S., "California Real Estate Finance, Fifth Edition" (2008). Books and Monographs by GGU Law Authors. 21.
https://digitalcommons.law.ggu.edu/monographs/21