Tenant Representation

Commercial leases are agreements between a landlord and tenant for a commercial property. They can be complicated because they contain many small clauses outlining the responsibilities of both the landlord and tenant. One such clause could be rent abatement, a valuable rental concession for lessees to secure when negotiating an agreement. Rent abatement isn’t something …

6 Tips about Rent Abatement Provisions in Commercial Leases Read More »

Most commercial real estate renters in the U.S. pay a security deposit when they sign a new lease. This is a fixed amount of money, often an extra month’s rent, that’s paid to the property manager or landlord to guarantee the tenant will pay rent and follow the lease. The deposit is supposed to be …

6 Steps to Get a Full Security Deposit Refund from Your Landlord (Commercial Real Estate) Read More »

A commercial lease letter of intent shows that you’re serious about leasing a property, but not necessarily on the landlord’s terms. The letter does not obligate your organization to accept the landlord’s terms, but instead acts as the basis for an agreement if the framework is acceptable to both parties. This guide will walk through …

6 Key Things to Include in a Commercial Lease Letter of Intent Read More »