Landlord Tenant Issues and Disputes
Landlord Tenant Issues and Disputes
Landlord and tenant disputes are a common occurrence in the commercial real estate world. This is due, in part, to the fact that commercial leases are usually much longer than residential leases, and often include more complex terms that can be difficult to navigate.
In a typical landlord and tenant dispute, each side will argue that the other breached the lease. These disputes can be costly and time-consuming to resolve, so it is important for both parties to try to avoid them whenever possible.
The attorneys at Bukowski Law Firm work with our clients to avoid these disputes and potential litigation. In the attempt to avoid these disputes, we suggest that you:
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Study the lease terms of the rental agreement carefully and know your legal rights and responsibilities according to federal, state, and local laws.
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If there is a problem on either side, make sure to notify the other party immediately (according to the terms of the lease) and be open and honest in all your dealings.
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Make hard copies and notes of all correspondence regarding any problems with the property or the tenancy.
We have experience with the following types of disputes leading to commercial real estate landlord tenant disputes:
- Failure to pay rent
- Early lease termination
- Property damage
- Property modification
- Not meeting terms of the executed lease
If you are in a dispute with your tenant, please call us as soon as possible. These types of issues are complicated and include many moving parts. We are here to guide you through these issues. Having an experienced law firm on your side is critical to your success. We are your trusted ally and will advocate of your behalf to ensure you are protected. Call us today to discuss your commercial real estate landlord tenant issues and disputes.
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