Many times I am asked by a client buying a business to review a contract and not make many changes. The client’s reasoning is the business terms are great and he/she wants to close quickly. While I can certainly appreciate the value of getting a good deal, the best way for a buyer to decide… Read more »
Monthly Archives: December 2013
Landlord won’t make any changes
Being a real estate attorney for many years and having “geekishly” enjoyed commercial leasing, I have had the pleasure of representing many commercial landlords and tenants. For purposes of this article, I want to focus on something that I often hear from the tenants that I represent. Many times a tenant will approach me and… Read more »
One Size Does Not Fit All
Have you ever heard the expression one size fits all? If so what did you think? Did you think wow that’s amazing or did you wonder how can that be? Speaking for myself, whenever I heard the expression I thought, well that may be so, but it would fit a whole lot better if it… Read more »
Price Should Not Be The Main Factor In Choosing An Attorney
One of the topics that I blogged about a while back had to do with being “penny wise; pound foolish”. In my previous blog that was referenced to situations involving commercial leasing. However, the phrase is also applicable to purchases and sales of real estate. I felt it is appropriate to blog on this issue… Read more »
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