Real Estate/Development
Apr. 2, 2000
Critical look
By W T "Dub" Northcutt Real estate brokers owe it to themselves to learn how to look for structural deficiencies, one of the most common claims in construction defect litigation and the most costly to remedy. With April designated as "Earthquake Preparedness Month" by the Governor's Office of Emergency Services, there is no better time than now to freshen up on an understanding of serious defects.
By W T "Dub" Northcutt
Real estate brokers owe it to themselves to learn how to look for structural deficiencies, one of the most common claims in construction defect litigation and the most costly to remedy. With April designated as "Earthquake Preparedness Month" by the Governor's Office of Emergency Services, there is no better time than now to freshen up on an understanding of serious defects.
There is a reason why certain buildings fail, and others stay stan...
Real estate brokers owe it to themselves to learn how to look for structural deficiencies, one of the most common claims in construction defect litigation and the most costly to remedy. With April designated as "Earthquake Preparedness Month" by the Governor's Office of Emergency Services, there is no better time than now to freshen up on an understanding of serious defects.
There is a reason why certain buildings fail, and others stay stan...
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