When buying commercial property, it’s often best to find a real estate agent. Many people have to go through more than one agent before finding the right person that fits, but knowing when to leave the agent you have can be very difficult to decide. If your real...
Investing in real estate is pretty much like getting into a relationship that eventually leads to marriage. You have the opportunity to learn more about the property and see if you like it before inking the deal. And just like a relationship, the last thing you want...
Whether you’re in the business of buying or selling commercial property, it’s important that you are able to obtain accurate evaluations. Unfortunately, doing so is not always that easy and there is no one-size-fits-all approach. There are, however, some more popular...
Buying a commercial property is a big investment that can also be a very complicated process. That’s why it is in your best interest to hire an attorney. A commercial real estate attorney can help you with buying, selling, developing or leasing property that is used...
When you’re selling your home, you know that you have certain mandatory disclosures you need to make to potential buyers. Buyers need to know, for example, if the roof leaks or you know that you have a crack in the foundation. But what if your home comes with a few...
Finding vacant land or a building that needs work or complete demolition could be beneficial for your business. Real estate can be a viable investment, particularly if your company wants its own facilities. Some property is available at a bargain price in part because...
Although they are similar documents, there are many significant differences between a commercial lease and a residential lease. No matter how many apartments you have previously rented, you may not be familiar with the terms used in a commercial rental agreement. For...
A commercial lease agreement binds the business and the landlord during the lease period. The term “commercial” means that the tenant shall use the rented property for business rather than residential purposes. However, there are times when the landlord may want to...
Your company is managing to turn a profit, but the margins can be fine at times. Any unpleasant surprises or increases in costs could make the future of your business less secure. You’ve been notified that your rent is set to increase, and you’re concerned about the...
When you sign a lease for commercial premises, you commit your business to pay thousands of dollars in rental fees over the next multiple years. It is common for commercial leases to last several years, and the contracts do not just disappear when you close your...
