Commercial Lease Negotiation Tips for Entrepreneurs
Tuesday, July 12
Commercial leases are prepared by landlords, and crafted to favor landlords. As a potential tenant, you need to review any commercial lease with your rights and requirements in mind.Here are some tips for negotiating commercial leases:Decide on length of lease according to business needs.Most sma...
Terms of Service For E-Commerce Websites
Monday, July 11
Although the average consumer tends to disregard the fine print found in a terms of service contract, this legal documentation provides protection and security to business owners and/or service providers in the event of an unforeseen situation or unexpected outcome. Especially for companies that ...
Contingencies That Homebuyers Should Include in a Purchase Contract
Friday, July 08
Some of the standard contingencies in real estate contracts include financing, inspections, insurance and other things that must be in place before the sale is completed.Both buyer and seller often request a number of contingencies in order to protect themselves prior to closing. One of the most ...
How to Minimize Risk When Leasing Investment Property to Renters
Thursday, July 07
Successful real estate investors know that to protect your investment, you not only need to have the proper insurance for your property, but you also need to take some extra steps to manage risk when leasing investment property to tenants.Choose tenants carefully.The best way to avoid potential i...
How to Defend Against a Breach of Contract Claim
Tuesday, July 05
One of the most common business disputes involves a breach of contract, where lawsuits are filed because one party believes another party has failed to deliver on the terms of a written – or sometimes oral – contract.If your business is ever involved in a breach of contract suit, you need to be a...
How to Fight a Post-Foreclosure Deficiency Judgment in Florida
Monday, July 04
To those in the unfortunate position of losing their home to foreclosure, there is another danger and it’s called the post-foreclosure deficiency judgment.If a lender sells a home in a foreclosure sale for less than what a borrower owed, there is a deficiency. And in Florida, lenders can often co...