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In this video, our Chicago commercial real estate attorneys explain how to negotiate a favorable commercial lease.There are important clauses within many Chicago commercial leases. In this article, our Chicago commercial real estate attorneys examine the most important including ensuring the landlord doesn't have the ability to terminate a lease without notice if rent is paid late. We also discuss important clauses regarding the assignment of cost to repairs within the property.
In this episode, Chicago commercial real estate attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses the first step to take when negotiating a commercial lease and what common mistakes to avoid.
In this video, our Chicago commercial real estate attorneys explain the implied warranty of habitability in Illinois leases. Maintaining a property to be habitable, whether by a business or individuals is known as implied warranty of habitability. This is a legal doctrine created by Illinois case law. Every commercial lease, whether written or oral, imply a warranty from the landlord that provides the property will be kept in a habitable condition. In this article, our Chicago commercial lease attorneys discuss the conditions a leased premise must be kept in to ensure it is habitable throughout the terms of a lease.
In this video, Chicago commercial lease attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains how warranty of habitability applies to both residential and commercial leases.
In this video, our Chicago commercial real estate attorneys explain why attorneys may be necessary for commercial real estate contracts. Commercial real estate purchases have many more laws and regulations than buying a home, all of which must be followed in order for the transaction to be valid. Your attorney will review all the pertinent information and documents and consult with you regarding financing, construction, zoning and environment laws, title insurance, taxes, and any other questions or issues associated with land use and development. While some states do not require you to have an attorney present at closing, or at all throughout the process, it is highly advised that your attorney is at the closing. While the attorney’s primary job for a buyer or seller is to be a guide and expert during the entire transaction process, he or she may have to take on different responsibilities depending on the situation.
In this video, Chicago commercial lease attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains how warranty of habitability applies to both residential and commercial leases.
