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Commercial Tenant Abandonment: When the Landlord says “Wait, I just talked to them yesterday…”
My first experience with commercial abandonment was a double default. At a building in a tech corridor was a software developer who was developing a
Protect Your Investment: Why Legal Review of Commercial Leases Matters
When engaging in commercial property transactions, whether leasing, selling, or entering into brokerage agreements, it is crucial to have all contracts reviewed by a legal professional. These contracts are often complex and outline obligations that can have significant financial and operational consequences
My Neighbor’s Tree Branches, or Bushes Overhang on my Property. What Can I Do?
Trees can enhance the beauty of any neighborhood, but they can also cause conflicts, especially when branches overhang a neighbor’s property. In Texas, knowing your rights and responsibilities when dealing with tree branches that cross property lines is crucial to avoid legal disputes.
The Power of Mediation in Commercial Lease Disputes
While most people believe that litigation is go-to method for resolving such disputes, many leases state that litigation must not proceed until an Alternative Dispute Resolution method has been tried. One of these ADRs is mediation.
Grounds for Residential Eviction in Texas
Someone is living in residential property you own, perhaps a tenant under a lease but perhaps not, and you want to get them out. The question is: do you have a valid basis to evict?
Avoid the Trap: Substandard Leases for Texas Residential Landlords
The Internet can do or provide ANYTHING, especially in this Age of AI-Right? Well, maybe.. and if you’re a Landlord, maybe not. It’s tempting to grab a Zillow lease to use for your residence leasing because, its either cheap or free. But like many things, this free lunch will soon get expensive if you have any issues with your tenant.
