Do options in a lease benefit the landlord or tenant?

Do options in a lease benefit the landlord or tenant?

Lease Options Options in a lease are beneficial to either the Landlord or the Tenant. Landlords want to provide the Tenant with as few options as possible to securitize the lease as strongly as possible. Many Landlords use their rent roll to securitize a refinance or sale. For instance, if a tenant has an option…

Commercial Real Estate Building Classification Part I

Commercial Real Estate Building Classification Part I

CRE Building Classification Standards When looking for new locations, tenants may come across buildings touted as “Class A”. Landlords also advertise properties as having “Class A finishes.” To an inexperienced buyer or renter, the meaning of this class distinction is a mystery. “Class A” sounds like a good grade. It’s better than a “Class D”…

Horiike v. Coldwell Banker Residential – CRE Impact
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Horiike v. Coldwell Banker Residential – CRE Impact

How a California Residential Real Estate Case Could Impact National Commercial Real Estate The case of Horiike (Hiroshi) v. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Company is scheduled for oral arguments in front of the California Supreme Court on September 7. The issue is “when the buyer and the seller in a residential real estate transaction are…

Represent both Parties?

Represent both Parties?

Can the same lawyer represent both parties? Imagine you are in a courtroom.  As the defendant, your attorney is working hard to keep you out of jail.  As your attorney’s opening arguments wind down, the prosecuting attorney begins his case.  Wait a minute; the prosecuting attorney is the SAME attorney as the one you hired! …