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This blog recently discussed some important aspects of negotiating a commercial lease. It may be useful to take a closer look at some of the key topics commercial tenants and commercial landlords should keep in mind when considering a commercial lease terms. Knowing...
Businesses in Florida – particularly those just getting started – oftentimes rent the commercial real estate they need, such as retail locations, office space and warehouses. Renting instead of owning can be a sound business decision. But, what are some key terms in a...
Once you reach the end of your commercial lease term, you will, in many cases, have the option of either extending the lease or finding a different location where you can operate your business. Before you agree to extend your commercial lease agreement, though, it may...
As a commercial landlord in Florida, your duties and responsibilities typically involve far more than just finding tenants and collecting rent each month. While leasing commercial properties to renters can prove to be highly profitable, doing so can also expose you to...
When you look to set up shop in South Florida, you have to understand not only how the market works but also what your lease options look like. You may have a strict budget and need to really clamp down on expenses to keep your doors open. Finding a commercial lease...
As a Florida commercial landlord, one of your best bets at protecting yourself against litigation is to create carefully worded commercial leases that reflect your needs and represent your best interests. In the event that a tenant decides to file a suit against you...
You may be used to dealing with rental-related paperwork if you own residential investment real estate in Florida. Believe it or not, the level of detail in these documents is comparatively low. Federal, state and municipal regulations – not your lease agreement –...
Most people understand renting in terms of residential property such as a house or apartment. Tenants who rent these units are not selling anything for commercial gain; they are only living there. The lease agreement is usually a set amount for a particular number of...
If you own a consulting business in Naples located in a small commercial building where you are one of four or more tenants, you are not alone. It is not uncommon for such business to have a quarter-to-quarter lease. When this lease expires, if you have not vacated...
Whether you are a general contractor, a subcontractor or a commercial property owner, problems can arise at any stage of a building project. A well-crafted construction contract helps you avoid disputes that may lead to litigation down the road. Understanding contract...