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Over the past 3 years, eviction moratoriums have become part of our vernacular due to the state of things. And, while we know that eviction moratoriums apply to residential real estate, some commercial tenants and landlords may wonder if they apply to commercial real...
If you own a commercial building, you may decide to rent it out. Unfortunately, if your tenant does not pay their rent, it can be difficult to know what to do next. Reasons for non-payment A commercial tenant may have several reasons for not paying rent. They may be...
When you purchase property, you are likely knowledgeable of the acreage of the parcel as well as your property lines. However, this could all change if the government seeks to take a portion of your property. While you have the right as an American citizen to life,...
When an owner of a commercial property owner in Arizona enters a lease with a tenant, the lease may include several clauses to address various issues that may arise during and after the tenancy. The right of renewal or right of first refusal are two clauses that are...
In Arizona, businesses that rent commercial property are obligated to pay their rent on time just as residential renters are. The property owner has the right to initiate a legal action if they are not receiving the rent when it is due. For many, it is a last resort...
If you need a zoning variance to further your business interests, then you have to know how to navigate the process. If you don’t, then you could see your variance application denied, which puts you and your business in a tough spot. As you prepare to seek a variance...
You worked hard to negotiate and create your commercial lease agreement. But now you have a tenant who is failing to abide by its terms. What are you going to do? There are several ways to approach a lease agreement breach. Finding the path forward that’s right for...
The mere mentioning of the words “eminent domain” can strike fear in Arizona property owners. The idea that the state, a utility or a municipality can simply take property if it deems it necessary to do so might sound as if it is in direct contradiction to a person’s...
Have you been burned in a commercial real estate transaction? If so, then you might be hesitant to move forward with another deal. While that’s understandable, you can alleviate your concerns by ensuring that your legal actions, including the negotiation of and...
If you are buying or selling commercial property, you need to have a well-written purchase agreement that covers all of the essential terms of the transaction. A purchase agreement is a legal contract that specifies the rights, obligations and liabilities of both...