Practices:
- Real Estate Transactions and Disputes
- Condominium Conversions
- Commercial Leasing
- Land Use
- Subdivisions
- TIC Formation
- DRE Public Reports
Bar Admissions:
- California
Education:
- Loyola Law School
- J.D., 2004
- University of Southern California
- B.A. in International Relations, 2000
Memberships:
- California Realtors Association
- San Francisco Realtors Association
Publications:
- “TIC Memorandums: What They Are and How to Remove Them”, Firm Newsletter, June 2008.
- “How to Expedite the Condominium Conversion Process”, Firm Newsletter, March 2008.
- Co-Author, “Should You Incorporate a Condo Homeowner’s Association?”, Small Property Owners of San Francisco Institute Monthly Newsletter, July 2007.
- “Recent Trends and Changes in the Condo Conversion Process”, Small Property Owners of San Francisco Institute Monthly Newsletter, January 2007.
- “What You Should Know About the City’s Revised Condo Conversion Application”, Small Property Owners of San Francisco Institute Monthly Newsletter, February 2006.
April Alderiso’s practice focuses on real estate purchase and financing transactions, condominium conversions, Tenancy-In-Common formation, subdivisions and commercial leasing. She recently worked for one of the largest realtor associations in drafting a standardized set of forms for use by its members. She is one of San Francisco’s most experienced attorneys in TIC formation and condominium conversion for small property owners. Her subdivision experience includes obtaining Department of Real Estate public reports for residential and mixed use buildings, as well as successfully obtaining written exceptions from the California Department of Real Estate from the public report requirement under certain circumstances. Ms. Alderiso is a licensed real estate broker.
