Our Bettendorf commercial real estate attorneys ensure that your interests will be protected in your commercial real estate purchase, sale, or lease. Our Bettendorf commercial lease attorneys review your contract to ensure that your rights and needs are protected while maintaining favorable terms.
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Bettendorf commercial leases contain important clauses that need to be reviewed in order to ensure the protection of your rights. Our Bettendorf attorneys examine all leases to confirm that your landlord is not able to terminate your lease without notice due to late rent payments. This article also discusses important clauses regarding the cost of repairs in a leased property and other important things to know when it comes to leasing a property.
In this video, Bettendorf commercial real estate attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains the qualities to look for when selecting your attorney.
Property maintenance in order for it to be habitable either by a business or by individuals is defined by an implied warranty of habitability. This legal doctrine is created and enforced by the Illinois case law. Each commercial lease implies a warranty that the landlord must keep the property in a habitable condition in accordance with the doctrine. Our Bettendorf commercial lease attorneys discuses the conditions that a leased premise must be kept to ensure that the habitability of the space is kept up for the duration of the lease.
In this video, Bettendorf commercial lease attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains how warranty of habitability applies to both residential and commercial leases.
Typically in many commercial leases, tenants are mandated to pay a portion of utilities, taxes and common area maintenance charges and they are typically in proportion to the amount of spaced leased relative to the total rented space in the building. Sometimes, landlords may overcharge for common area maintenance charges and if a tenant believe this is happening, audits may be an option available to them. In this article, our Bettendorf commercial lease lawyers discuss common area maintenance charges and tenants' rights to an audit.
In this video, Bettendorf commercial lease attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains how warranty of habitability applies to both residential and commercial leases.
