What Real Estate Contract Services Does Brodsky Law Offer?
Real estate contracts form the legal foundation of every property transaction in California. Whether you are purchasing a home, selling commercial property, or entering into a lease agreement, each contract carries binding obligations that can have lasting financial consequences. From purchase agreements and escrow instructions to seller disclosures mandated by the California Transfer Disclosure Statement under Civil Code §1102, the documents involved in a real estate transaction require careful review and negotiation. Sasha Brodsky has counseled buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants on real estate contracts in Santa Cruz County and throughout California since 1998.
A thorough approach to real estate contracts involves reviewing contingencies — including inspection, financing, and appraisal contingencies — as well as earnest money provisions, closing timelines, and title issues that may affect the transaction. For commercial transactions, lease negotiation requires attention to rent escalation clauses, tenant improvement allowances, assignment and subletting provisions, and default remedies. On the residential side, due diligence includes verifying property disclosures, reviewing preliminary title reports, and ensuring compliance with local and state requirements. Sasha works to identify risks before they become disputes, helping clients enter transactions with clear terms and enforceable protections.
Sasha's scope of counsel includes but is not limited to:
Whether you are negotiating a purchase agreement, reviewing seller disclosures for compliance with Civil Code §1102, navigating the escrow process, or drafting a commercial or residential lease, Sasha provides experienced counsel through every stage of the transaction — from initial contract review and due diligence through closing and post-closing matters. He works to ensure that his clients' interests are protected and that every contract term is clear, enforceable, and aligned with their goals.
For more information about Brodsky Law's real estate practice, visit our Real Estate Law page. Contact Sasha Brodsky to discuss your real estate contract matter.