The
lease of commercial property — Our attorneys represent commercial landlords or tenants, negotiating the terms of a
lease, as well as preparing and
executing all
documents to put a
lease agreement in place.
On closing day, you and seller's counsel scramble to make sure that your long list of closing
documents (Deed, Assignment of
Leases, Assignment of Contracts, etc.) are properly
executed, that you have properly prorated all paid and unpaid, rents, contracts, taxes, etc., and then, finally, the property belongs to Alex at last.
Documents may include but are not limited to: a fully executed agreement of sale for the property being purchased, two months bank statements for all accounts, a HUD1 settlement statement on the property you are selling, copy of your recent pay stub, previous W2s, divorce decree, copy of a rental lease, homeowner's insurance policy, flood insurance policy, and any other documents that may be required to approve y
Documents may include but are not limited to: a fully
executed agreement of sale for the property being purchased, two months bank statements for all accounts, a HUD1 settlement statement on the property you are selling, copy of your recent pay stub, previous W2s, divorce decree, copy of a rental
lease, homeowner's insurance policy, flood insurance policy, and any other
documents that may be required to approve y
documents that may be required to approve your loan.