Commercial real estate is different.

Commercial real estate is about more than just the rent amount or purchase price to be paid. Other factors impact the value of the commercial property and the role it plays in your business and with your bottom line. It’s complicated.

Leasing and Purchasing

When it comes to leasing:

  • If the landlord sells the property, does the lease agreement stop the new owner from kicking you out?

  • Will you have the right to extend the lease if your business is going well?

  • If business isn’t going well, will you have any options to get out of the lease?

When it comes to purchasing commercial real estate:

  • How do you know that there aren’t any liens that the seller neglected to mention?

  • How do you know that the tenant rents are what the seller says they are?

  • Is the property zoned for the business you want to put there?

These are just some of the questions that need to be addressed in any commercial real estate transaction.

The terms of commercial leases and purchases are negotiable.

This means that you don’t have to just accept what a landlord or seller is offering; there’s room for modifications. You need terms that work for you now, but also can work for you as you grow.

Here’s the thing: do you know what should be in your documents to protect you? And do you have the time to make sure that the appropriate language is in your lease? Having a commercial real estate lawyer who knows leasing can help you complete a lease or purchase deal that works for you and your business.

We Can Help You:

  • Secure the best space to house your business

  • Structure a lease agreement and transaction that will accommodate the growth of your business

  • Assist you in acquiring property that will serve as an asset

Nebolaw Commercial Real estate

How We Help:

  • Negotiate a commercial lease for office, retail, or industrial space

  • Perform due diligence and closing services in connection with real estate loans (including Small Business Association [SBA] loans)

  • Negotiate your purchase and sale transaction

  • Prepare closing documents

  • Draft purchase agreements

  • Provide strategic counsel on how to best acquire or dispose of property interests

  • Analyze the title history of a property you own or in which you have an interest to identify and resolve any title issues

  • Draft real estate documents (e.g., deeds, leases, options, easements)

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