Retail and Commercial Leases
A retail or commercial lease is a legally binding contract between a business owner and the owner of the real estate property.
These types of contract are and can be very complex and is usually drafted to reflect the individual situation. The lease terms and conditions have to be drafted well and carefully reviewed to make sure that they reflect the needs of your business, as any mistakes at the beginning or shortfall in drafting can make or break a new business.
Negotiation of lease terms
Lease terms and conditions are negotiable and we can help you with negotiation more favourable terms. Some of the terms that may be reviewed and negotiated include rental amount, frequency and amount of rental increases, term of the lease, provisions in relation to transfer and assignment of lease and outgoings the tenant is liable to pay.
Tenants - What you should look out for
Duration of lease - is the period suitable for you and your business, we can discuss this with you and request changes if necessary
is the rental increases reasonable? - this is important especially to a new business and should be carefully considered and negotiated with the landlord
what are the outgoings you are liable for? - another important term and sometimes overlooked and can cause hardship to a new business if not considered at the outset
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Property Law
Co-owners Agreement:
Are you in the process of buying an investment property with other people and want to create a document that sets out all your rights and responsibilities ~ talk to us first about a co-owners agreement.
LEnding to friends and family members:
Are you in the process of helping a family member or a child to buy their first home or build their business by providing a personal guarantee or a loan?
We can advise you of the issues and avoid problems later on
prepare loan and security documents to protect your interest
advise you if you need to recover your money and or protect your interest