There is a unique relationship between landlords and commercial tenants operating a business on rented property. It is in a business owner's best interests to remain on good terms with their commercial landlord, as failure to do so can result in a dispute that may...
Commercial Real Estate
What are exclusive and use clauses in commercial real estate?
When you sign a lease on a commercial building, you may encounter use and exclusive clauses that establish additional rules. These clauses often limit the activities you and the other tenants on the property can do. As a business owner, you should take care when...
3 things to check for before signing a commercial lease
When you rent a property for the purpose of conducting business, you will sign a commercial lease with the landlord. Before you put your signature into writing, though, there are certain items in the contract that you should double-check. Serious real estate disputes...
Choosing a business structure
The state of Nevada is home to many entrepreneurs who are starting a new business. Due to the business-friendly allowances for operators primarily in Las Vegas and Reno, many new startups get established in Nevada. The most important decision these businesses make at...
What to know about commercial real estate leases
Moving into a commercial building may be an effective way to scale your Nevada business. However, it's important that you fully understand the terms of the lease before signing it. An attorney can review a proposed agreement before it goes into effect to determine if...
Spotlighting commercial lease challenges and opportunities
The commercial realm that business principals in Las Vegas and across Nevada participate in is complex, multi-faceted and constantly evolving. Put another way: It demands foresight, entrepreneurial energy and sound decision making at every turn from owners and...
Can your landlord rent to your business competitor?
You’re a small business owner. You have a nice location near the center of town. But one day, you go to open up shop and see a new business moving in two doors down. When you go to welcome them, you realize it’s one of your competitors. Is your landlord even allowed...