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Posted by Porter Law | Aug 12, 2024 | Leasing

Mistakes to avoid when drafting a lease agreement

Commercial lease agreements are crucial in protecting property owners’ interests and defining tenant relationships. However, even experienced landlords can make costly mistakes when drafting these critical documents. When creating lease agreements, investors must be careful of pitfalls that can lead to disputes, financial losses and legal complications. This blog aims to highlight common errors…

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Posted by Porter Law | Jul 3, 2024 | Commercial Real Estate, Leasing

The impact of hurricane-related damage on commercial lease agreements

When a hurricane strikes, it can leave commercial properties in disarray. Damage can range from minor repairs to complete destruction. As a property owner, it is crucial to understand your rights and responsibilities under your commercial lease agreement. Typically, commercial lease agreements include provisions addressing damage and destruction. These clauses specify the responsibilities of…

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Posted by Porter Law | May 29, 2024 | Commercial Real Estate, Leasing

8 key components to include in a lease agreement

With more aspiring entrepreneurs looking to launch their businesses, you might notice an increased interest in leasing office space. This trend offers property owners like yourself a chance to earn passive income from your investment. Since you’ll be permitting others to use your property for a specific period, it’s crucial that your lease agreement…

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Posted by Porter Law | Apr 22, 2024 | Commercial Litigation, Leasing

What timelines to keep in mind when evicting a tenant

Leasing property can usually be a steady source of income but could also lead to legal problems, depending on the situation. In certain circumstances, the property owner may have no choice but to ask their tenant to leave by initiating the eviction process. Deciding to evict someone may not take much time, but going…

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Posted by Porter Law | Apr 18, 2024 | Commercial Real Estate, Leasing

My commercial tenant hasn’t paid rent. What are my options?

Overdue rent from large tenants can have a domino effect, especially when these payments are crucial to your cash flow. In Texas, there are a few ways you can recover unpaid rent. However, your business relationship with the renter may influence your approach. Speaking to the tenant Start by talking to your tenant directly….

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