If your business is renting out space, then it is important to create a commercial lease; quite often, the success of the venture is dependent upon it.

To protect your business interests, before signing the contract you should understand how a commercial lease works.

At The Herman Law Group, our knowledgeable Fort Lauderdale real estate attorneys assist in the creation and review of commercial leases.

Comparatively, there’s a big difference, in both a legal and practical sense, between a residential and commercial lease. As mentioned, knowing and understanding these differences helps protect your interests.

When disputes and problems arise, the attorneys at The Herman Law Group help represent clients in Fort Lauderdale commercial real estate litigation.

Commercial Lease Protection For Any Size Business

Our lawyers can assist with the drafting and review of commercial lease documents, such as ground leases, assignments, lease-to-own, and many others. Our clients include:

• corporations
• family-owned businesses
• LLCs
• partnerships
• individuals
• start-ups

Due to their flexibility and the willingness of the landowner, commercial real estate leases offer more room to negotiate (compared to a residential lease). Special conditions and features can be customized to the needs of the owner and tenant. On the flip side, once signed, there’s normally much less flexibility for modification. Commercial leases are binding and are not easily broken — as they are typically a long-term deal with lots of money on the table.

Pro-tip: Consumer protection laws are not helpful as relating to commercial leases.

Contact The Herman Law Group

If you are looking for help drafting or reviewing a commercial real estate contract, then please contact an attorney at The Herman Law Group. From our Fort Lauderdale office, we can serve the surrounding areas.

Contact us to discuss your commercial real estate issues with an experienced attorney.

Call us at 954-762-2555.