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Leasing out your residential property can earn you money while also keeping your property occupied. Many people have gone on to earn a lucrative monthly income by renting or leasing residential properties. However, you must be careful when drafting rental agreements...
When businesses or individuals engage in deceptive trade practices, it hurts the economy, consumers and responsible business owners. These practices are not just illegal in many cases; they are also immoral. While most people work hard to build a company from the...
Once you purchase your own home, you probably think that you can do just about anything you want with your own property. However, people living in the Plano, Texas, area frequently learn the hard way that there are rules controlling what they do with their property....
Civil lawsuits are useful tools for businesses dealing with contract disputes. However, some business owners and executives are reticent to take legal action after a contract dispute. Those unfamiliar with how the courts handle such disputes might wrongfully assume...
When you rent a property, the landlord will almost always require a security deposit. The deposit that you pay protects the landlord against losses if you break the lease, fail to pay rent or damage the property. When you move out, the seller typically has to return...
You bring on a contractor for your next development. They look at the project and give you a quote. It fits within your budget, so you tell them they’re hired. They quoted you the price, but when do you have to pay? Do you need to pay them upfront, or do you wait...
Contracts are fluid things that often change even after you reach an agreement with another party. Whether you provide customer services to business clients or have a supply relationship with a company that sources unique materials you need to make a product, your...
When you signed the five-year lease for your space in a commercial office building, a mixed-use development or a shopping center, you never imagined that you would have any need or desire to leave before the term was up. However, things change. Maybe you need more...
Whether you have a big, rural property or a tiny parcel within city limits, every square foot of your property contributes to its overall value. The size and location of your real estate can directly influence what you are able to sell it for in the future. Of course,...
One of the keys to avoiding issues with your residential tenants is simply to screen them as well as possible. It’s hard to find the “ideal” tenant that will never have a conflict, but you avoid high-risk tenants and help to lower the odds that a dispute will happen. ...