In recent times, domestic state to state migration has become quite a talking point. And, it’s a talking point commensurate with an actual phenomenon. In fact, many pundits have been bringing it up, discussing the implications. Although migration from state to state has always happened on a base level, it has increased exponentially over the past few years. That said, the consensus is the nation has not seen as much migration, since the Dust Bowl. At least that is how… Read more
Property Address: 275 E Orange Grove Ave, Sierra Madre Type: Trust Sale Court Information: Court confirmation required; subject to overbid: August 5, 2022 at 08:30am in Department 44 of the Stanley Mosk Courthouse – 111 North Hill Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Minimum overbid amount: $1,601,750.00. Counter overbid must include a 10% deposit of the total amount payable that day in court in the form of cashier’s check (s). Call the listing office for additional information. MLS Narrative: Traditional French… Read more
2022 CA Rent Increase Across California, a rent increase has been scheduled to begin as early as August 1st. And, many tenants have already been notified to expect it from their landlords. Why the increase? Inflation is being blamed. In fact, landlords can now raise rent by 10% in the state, thanks to the inflation boogeyman. As a result, this 2022 CA rent increase will allow landlords to boost rent measurably on literally millions of apartments this month. 10% for… Read more
With all the latest focus on a drought in California, some people understandably have questions. And, many are rethinking how they want to handle home landscaping. In fact, it may boil down to whether they want a lawn or turf lawn. Although, the increased purchases of turf for homes seems to indicate some growing preference for artificial grass. Interestingly, the term ‘turf’, depending on its context can be used to describe both real and artificial grass. On the one hand,… Read more
Recently, the Governor of California declared a statewide drought. Emergency regulations have adopted since, to address that ongoing issue. These regulations aim to reduce water use significantly. In fact, they outline a number of dos and don’ts when it comes to commercial and private use of water across the state. California State water rationing is now in effect. It is advised for everyone to use their water supply much more wisely and responsibly. California State Water Rationing – Regulated Water… Read more
At one time or another, many of us find ourselves asking about wills versus trusts. We may need to know how they relate and what the difference is between them. At the same time, the nature of a will versus a trust can seem perplexing. As a result, it makes perfect sense to understand them well. For instance, those intending to designate the proper handling and distribution of an estate, must know how trusts and wills work. That said, we’ll… Read more
As Father’s Day comes around again this year, we want to say Happy Father’s Day to dads everywhere. And, it calls to mind how grateful we should be for our fathers. You know, the ones who made our lives possible. The ones who always seem to adeptly hold the family ‘ship steady, as she goes.’ And, we recall our dads, now deceased, with perhaps even much greater esteem. Sometimes, we may marvel at how well they weathered their roles as… Read more
Whenever the PFAC yearly conference comes around, you won’t find the LaRoche Team inattentive. Instead, you’ll find us enthused and prepared! That’s how seriously we take our roles as PFAC sponsors. In fact, as 27th PFAC Education Conference sponsors, we geared up well in advance. And, it had us thrilled to attend, as we are each year. It’s an event we haven’t missed for over ten years now. PFAC stands for Professional Fiduciary Association of California. And perhaps at no… Read more
When the topic of living trusts comes up, it is often contrasted with the topic of probate property. And, many folks are not sure what the difference is between them. Although truth is, a wide difference exists. Let’s start with probate. It is one way of handling the estate of a deceased person. In fact, it is the handling of such property with supervision by the court. That said, probate can be a lengthy process. And since costs of the… Read more
On the east end of Los Angeles County, you find the City of San Dimas. And, you find it in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains. In fact, San Dimas is among a handful of towns in the region blessed with a stunning, natural back drop. That even includes snow-capped peaks at times. At the same time, the City is centrally located to both Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. Although, there’s a lot more to San Dimas than… Read more
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