Commercial Real Estate Due Diligence: Common Issues Buyers Should Review Before Closing

In most commercial real estate transactions, buyers understandably tend to focus on the economic terms – the purchase price, debt structure, and closing date. Those terms matter, but they are only part of the deal. Once a contract is signed, the due diligence period is the buyer’s opportunity to confirm whether the property can actually...

As with most legal concepts, the question of real estate ownership is not simply a yes or no proposition – like cakes and onions, the answer has layers.  Specifically, the various rights accompanying real property ownership can vary in kind, degree, and duration, and include – but are most certainly not limited to – the...