Commercial real estate owners across the United States continue to struggle with the adverse financial impacts Covid-19 has caused to earnings and liquidity. While the return to something resembling a normal real estate market appears to be months, if not years, away, there are some strategies you can pursue now to extract capital from owned […]
How to Manage Your Commercial Lease During the Coronavirus Crisis
The Coronavirus pandemic is sweeping across the United States and, despite recent signs it may be abating in certain communities, most of the country is under some form of shelter-in-place order that in all likelihood will not be lifted for at least several weeks. The swift and persistent spread of the virus in California is […]
New Commercial Real Estate Loan Requirements for Delaware LLC’s
Commercial real estate borrowers and mortgagors formed as Delaware limited liability companies (“LLCs”) should be aware of new loan requirements after recent amendments to Delaware’s LLC Act. The LLC Act amendment, which became effective in August 2018, allows Delaware LLCs to be divided into one or more newly formed Delaware LLCs and allocate assets and […]
What Would You Do if Your Family Business’ Property Were Contaminated
Does your family business own a piece of property that may be contaminated? We often hear clients say they do not want to know the answer to that question because they will be forced to do something about it. We disagree with that approach because you can’t make a good business decision about your potentially-contaminated […]
Negotiating Commercial Lease Surrender Provisions
Most tenants who have just signed a lease are looking to the future. They understand their obligation to pay rent and expenses and expect that during the term of the lease they will have continued access to the premises for the period of time covered by the lease. Often, they will be improving the premises […]