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People who are considering purchasing a property might think that they own everything on and in the land. That might be the case sometimes, but there’s one aspect of property ownership that some people don’t really understand – subsurface rights. These rights are...
Signing any lease means making a major financial commitment to a landlord, but commercial leases often have many longer-lasting consequences than residential leases. First of all, rent for a commercial space is almost always higher than rent for a comparably-sized...
When you hear that the commercial property you are hoping to buy has a "party fence," it might sound attractive. After all, what could be nicer than having sociable neighbors, right? The truth is a party fence can be a real headache. It could be the reason you fall...
Negotiating a commercial lease is nothing like negotiating a residential one. There are laws in place that are designed to protect the ordinary consumer, but the commercial renter is pretty much on their own to spot a bad deal when they see one. With that in mind,...
Some businesses continue to offer the same products and services for their entire existence, while other businesses have to change to stay profitable. If you have noticed less demand for your goods and services or if the industry in which you currently operate is...
Sometimes a defect in construction is easily spotted and easily fixed. Other times, hidden flaws in a building’s construction only become evident after a period of time. Either way, as a builder, you can end up in litigation. To avoid those kinds of issues, it helps...
Buying a property for your business is a major investment. Whether you need the facilities to start a business or to expand an existing company, there are many concerns that you will have to balance when determining whether a property is right for your needs or not....
Some properties come with very specific rights for the owner. There are two types of rights that you should know about when you’re considering properties to buy. Even if you’ve already purchased the property, finding out about these rights might be beneficial. Surface...
Some are fond of saying that the first rule of starting a business is location, location, location. The idea is simply that nothing matters more to the success or failure of your business than where it is physically located. Is that true? It can be for some...
Finding a good location for your company is a step in the right direction when you’re trying to open or grow a business. Once you find the spot that you feel is best, it’s time to work out the lease for the space. Some individuals might not realize that commercial...
