Mike
August 21, 2019
Clients often ask me if a court will force a prospective seller who signed a real estate agreement of sale to transfer the property when the seller refuses to close. A party who breaches an ordinary contract may be responsible for money damages. But in the case of real estate, a buyer may ask the […]
Mike
August 14, 2019
Commercial lease disputes can be disruptive to the businesses of both landlords and tenants. A landlord may be frustrated with the loss of rental income or the tenant’s breach of lease conditions. The tenant’s business can be harmed when a landlord does not fulfill requirements of the lease that are critical to the tenant’s operations. […]
Mike
July 31, 2019
Lease option agreements are one way to circumvent a financing problem when the buyer has poor credit. A lease option is a lease between a landlord (seller) and a tenant (buyer) but with the option to buy. The tenant has the benefit of consumer protection laws and the right to walk away from the lease […]
