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Picking the most suitable commercial space is integral for business growth. Whether you are opening a new business or it’s time to upgrade your space, you should make calculated moves. With hundreds of options, you need to be informed. The following are three things...
Commercial landlords and tenants have the option to agree to various clauses when they sign the initial lease. This contract can be designed to offer more productions for landlords or for tenants, and the two sides can negotiate the terms that they would like to...
When people are trying to rent a place to live, or they are trying to buy a home, the law says that they have to be treated fairly. Everyone has to be given the same chance. Discrimination is not allowed. This is very similar to what happens in the workplace, and...
A contract breach can cause unimaginable losses, and it is only fair that you are compensated for your losses. Fortunately, remedies that can help cure the breach and protect your financial interests are available. The appropriate remedy varies depending on the terms...
If you own a rental property, whether it’s a single-family home or an apartment complex, you have an obligation under both federal and state laws to provide accessibility to renters with disabilities. These laws include the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the...
Signing a commercial lease with a new tenant usually means that you can look forward to several years of payments, as well as traffic to the property that might eventually attract new tenants. The business renting your property will not only pay for the space that the...
While many businesses operate in an online capacity, there is still a call for good old-fashioned real estate. Whether this is for storage purposes or a shop front, the commercial lease you sign up for can be pivotal to the success of your company. Many commercial...
Being a landlord can be an excellent source of income, but it also comes with many responsibilities. One of the most important things to do is to ensure that you’re a reputable landlord so you aren’t running into legal issues. You’ll likely have to deal with tenant...
On a large, lengthy construction project, the cost of materials can change significantly between the time you contract to do a job and the time you actually purchase the materials. Everything from fuel prices to supply chain issues to natural disasters and more can...
As a business owner, you rely on contract law for most of your activities. You have contracts with staff, customers, vendors and service providers. For the most part, these contracts strengthen the legal rights of all parties and as long as nothing goes wrong, you may...
