by Jenna Zebrowski | Nov 19, 2025 | Blog, Commercial Real Estate, Landlord, Law Firm, Leasing, Real Estate Lease Law
Property Taxes and Commercial Real Estate- 2025 Trends Texas has historically been known for a lot of things, including being a business-friendly state. There’s no business income tax, and investors and consumers alike are looking to the Lone Star State to realize...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Nov 12, 2025 | Blog, Commercial Real Estate, Landlord, Law Firm, Leasing, Real Estate Lease Law
DOGE has terminated 748 commercial real estate leases Whatever your political leanings, the fact remains that this is a whole bunch of commercial leases, in locations across all 50 US states and other territories (except American Samoa). Catchy headline aside, what...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Aug 3, 2022 | Commercial Real Estate
CAM Expenses There are expenses included in a commercial lease agreement that can be controlled, because they can be competitively priced or bid upon by competing companies. These include services like landscaping, repaving a parking lot, or trash removal. The...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Jul 27, 2022 | Commercial Real Estate
What is a Net? A “net ” is an expense that is a cost incurred by owning a property. There are usually 3 main costs, which are: property insurance, real estate taxes, and operating expenses (or common area maintenance expenses). What kind of commercial...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Jul 20, 2022 | Commercial Real Estate, Landlord
The only revenue a landlord has is the rent, and the additional charges, it bills to and receives from the tenants. Landlords have to pay their own expenses, such as employees and supplies for maintaining the property. The landlord will charge the tenant a set...
by Jenna Zebrowski | Jul 13, 2022 | Commercial Real Estate
There are three main expenses that each landlord has to pay. The only source of income for the landlord is the rent that is paid by the tenants, so either the costs will be included in the cost of rent (gross lease) or they will be charged separately and...
