Law Offices of Tracy Ettinghoff

Real Estate Transactions

Tracy Ettinghoff has over 25 years of experience in Real Estate Law and is a licensed Real Estate Attorney and licensed Real Estate Broker. We represent home buyers, sellers, real estate agents, and brokers, in disputes concerning residential transactions. Mr. Ettinghoff has supervised thousands of Real Estate Transactions as the Responsible Broker for a major Brokerage in … Read More

Real Estate Litigation

Mr. Ettinghoff has extensive trial experience in Superior and Municipal courts, and can handle appeals as well. Litigation tends to be fairly expensive and it takes approximately one year for Superior Court cases to go to trial, so cases must be selected carefully for this remedy. Unfortunately in our society, there are many times when people do not see eye to eye and they are unable to … Read More

Interpretation & Enforcement of CCRs

CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) are the primary governing document of most Homeowners Associations in California. The Developer records the CC&Rs before any lots are sold. The CC&Rs govern the rights of the property owners and the Association. Other governing documents include Bylaws, Articles of … Read More

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If you are looking for a Real Estate Attorney in Orange County with a cost-effective, results oriented approach designed to meet your case's specific needs, contact us today either by phone at 949- 363-5573 or request a consultation.

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HOA Assessment Collections

Need Help Collecting Delinquent HOA Fees? Law Office of Tracy Ettinghoff can help your association improve HOA collections while at the same time eliminating your legal collections expense. Our office handles the collection of Assessments for Homeowner Associations. The Association may foreclose on a unit non judicially, and this foreclosure is similar to the … Read More

Real Estate Foreclosures

We handle both judicial and non-judicial Orange County foreclosures from start to finish. The main difference between the two types of foreclosures is that in a non-judicial foreclosure there is usually no right of redemption and the trustee sale is final. However, the lender is not entitled to obtain a deficiency judgment against the borrower if the property does not bring enough money … Read More

Unlawful Detainer

Unlawful Detainer is the process by which a commercial or residential landlord evicts a tenant for failure to pay rent or failure to comply with a covenant in the lease. Tracy Ettinghoff has experience representing both commercial and residential landlords and tenants with their unlawful detainer concerns. We offer our clients counseling and representation throughout the … Read More