by Jenna Zebrowski | Oct 31, 2019 | Blog, Leasing
General Exclusions The tenant needs to understand what he or she is paying for to ensure that he/she is not being overcharged by a landlord who is trying to turn operating expenses into a profit center. Landlords might put language into the lease allowing for: ...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Oct 24, 2019 | Blog, Leasing
A commercial building lease agreement formalizes the leasing relationship between a landlord and a tenant to rent business property in order to conduct business operations thereon. When operating a business, a formal legal agreement that recognizes and codifies the...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Oct 10, 2019 | Blog, Leasing
A broker gets paid when the deal is done, and their job is to locate space and negotiate some of the economics of the deal. An attorney’s compensation isn’t contingent on finishing the deal, so a good commercial real estate attorney will provide an understanding...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Aug 2, 2019 | Blog
A landlord wants tenants if they meet this criteria: 1) A personal guarantee means that YOU are personally responsible, and the landlord or franchisor entity can go after your personal assets and bank account. Try a larger security deposit, or sharing the entity...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Jul 31, 2019 | Blog
Triple Net Lease Form- Why Would You Sign One? A “net” is an expense related to the lease. A “triple net” lease will refer to the three “nets” of commercial real estate leasing- real estate taxes, property insurance, and common area maintenance, or CAM (sometimes...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Jul 26, 2019 | Blog
Commercial Sublease A commercial real estate lease agreement is a lease between Landlord and Tenant. But Tenant might have too much space, and want to bring in an additional tenant to share the space, and the costs. Alternatively, the space might become...
