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The Importance of Title Insurance Underwriting

Commercial real estate transactions often involve huge amounts of money and commitment. When buying or selling a commercial real estate property, it is important that you protect yourself and your investment from possible risks and losses.

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Getting Legal Support With a Commercial Lease

Whether you are a commercial landlord or a prospective tenant in Florida, time is money. Missing out on an ideal property or well-funded tenant can make all the difference in your business’s financial health. Your ability to secure favorable terms in your lease agreement and close your deal as promptly as possible allows you to make the most of your property investment and focus on your other goals.

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Understanding Zoning Laws

Zoning laws are used by local governments to promote growth and safeguard the interests of the community. When buying commercial real estate, you must consider how zoning laws will affect your plans to use the land.

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What Duties Does a Commercial Landlord Have to Meet?

When a Florida resident decides to offer a residential property for rent on the market, they may discover that serving in the role of landlord is less appealing than they originally thought it would be. Residential landlords have duties to fix property conditions and maintain habitability for their tenants.

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Are Sellers Required to Disclose Commercial Property Defects?

Before a buyer purchases a commercial real estate property, it is important that they are made aware of material property defects or issues relating to the property. Many buyers have suffered significant financial loss after discovering various defects after the purchase of the property was finalized.

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What Goes Into Due Diligence? A Lot

Commercial real estate is a major investment. Before dumping a lot of money into a property, you need to make sure that you’re getting what you bargained for. That’s why prior to signing any contracts or purchase agreements, you should perform your due diligence to make sure you know every thing about the property before it becomes yours.

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