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Turning an older building into a new commercial space can create opportunities that new construction cannot always offer. Across Ohio, developers continue to give warehouses, factories and other commercial buildings a new purpose because they offer established...
Commercial leasing can feel like a natural next step after managing residential rental properties. However, the legal landscape changes greatly when your tenant is a business. Ohio's Landlord-Tenant Act generally does not cover commercial leases, which means most...
As you step into a joint venture (JV) that can shape a large development project, you may be bringing experience and capital. Your partner may also bring land, funding or both. However, control does not always follow ownership in these deals. Written agreement in Ohio...
You own a commercial property in Ohio. One day, you discover your neighbor's loading dock extends ten feet onto your land. This situation creates tension and legal uncertainty. However, an encroachment agreement can turn this problem into a manageable solution. What...
Many aspects of commercial property acquisition are similar to a residential real estate transaction. Hopeful buyers look at listings to determine what properties might meet their needs. They schedule showings and work with real estate agents. They also frequently...
A commercial lease can be a source of regular revenue for a property owner. However, it also creates certain responsibilities. Unlike a residential lease scenario, a commercial lease does not automatically make the property owner or landlord responsible for the...
Leasing commercial space is an excellent opportunity for many new and growing businesses. They can obtain space in which to operate without dealing with the challenges of financing a real estate purchase. They also have the flexibility to move into a bigger space...
