Tenants determining whether commercial property is suitable for their business often consider the location and appearance of the property, the cost to rent the property, and other similar business factors.
Landlords can be put into precarious situations upon a breach by a tenant. Normally the contract, or lease agreement, signed by the landlord and tenant will spell out what constitutes a breach, and what remedies may be available to the landlord in the event a lease is terminated.
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Often a tenant will want to make improvements to the premises that it is leasing from a landlord, and sometimes the lease agreement will require the tenant to make improvements.
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By: Kyle Jensen, Esq. Clark, Campbell, Lancaster & Munson, P.A A commercial lease agreement is an agreement between an owner of commercial real property, known as the landlord, and a third-party desiring to rent such commercial property, known as the tenant. The lease agreement provides the tenant with the right to use the property, sets […]
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Tenant Considerations in Leasing Commercial Property
/in Blog, Landlord and Tenant /by Kyle JensenTenants determining whether commercial property is suitable for their business often consider the location and appearance of the property, the cost to rent the property, and other similar business factors.
Landlord Remedies upon a Breach of a Residential Lease by Tenant
/in Blog, Landlord and Tenant /by CCLM LawLandlords can be put into precarious situations upon a breach by a tenant. Normally the contract, or lease agreement, signed by the landlord and tenant will spell out what constitutes a breach, and what remedies may be available to the landlord in the event a lease is terminated.
PROTECTING LANDLORDS FROM LIENS FOR TENANT IMPROVEMENTS
/in Blog, Landlord and Tenant /by Mike WorkmanOften a tenant will want to make improvements to the premises that it is leasing from a landlord, and sometimes the lease agreement will require the tenant to make improvements.
Landlord Considerations in Leasing Commercial Property
/in Blog, Landlord and Tenant /by Kyle JensenBy: Kyle Jensen, Esq. Clark, Campbell, Lancaster & Munson, P.A A commercial lease agreement is an agreement between an owner of commercial real property, known as the landlord, and a third-party desiring to rent such commercial property, known as the tenant. The lease agreement provides the tenant with the right to use the property, sets […]
Dealing with a Problem Tenant or Unwelcome House Guest
/in Blog, Landlord and Tenant /by J. Matthew KellyAre you dealing with a problem tenant or an unwelcome house guest?
Occupants Who Don’t Sign the Lease Do So at Their Own Peril
/in Blog, Landlord and Tenant /by CCLM LawQ: Should I require my roommate to sign our residential lease?