Expanding your business into office, industrial (warehouse lease), or another type of space represents an opportunity to create a solid foundation for future business growth. However, despite the opportunity, it also represents an area outside of your expertise.
This video and article will walk you through critical areas that you need to review on the next real estate transaction you sign.
If your business requires an office, our firm can save you money, whether you lease or buy.
* Commercial real estate document review (office or industrial)
Understanding a triple net (NNN) lease is crucial to preserving your capital and to avoid being taken advantage of by the landlord. We help you save time and money by preparing a Letter of Intent (LOI) first. This flat fee document outlines the terms and ensures that the lease negotiations will result in a signed lease.
A commercial lease agreement is a complicated document and outlines numerous rights and responsibilities of the Tenant. If a personal guaranty is required, hiring an experienced commercial real estate attorney to review the terms can help protect your personal assets in the event of a default.
* Real Estate purchase options for commercial business tenants
If you’re tired of wasting thousands of dollars on rent, consider buying your building and building equity each year. It is important to understand the key risks when purchasing a commercial real estate building and we can help minimize these when building your legal documents.
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Ron has helped developers raise foreign investment funds through the EB5 program and represented foreign investors from China, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, and India.
Ron has conducted acquisitions of commercial real estate, new construction development, and all areas of asset management for shopping centers, retail strip malls, restaurants, office buildings, industrial and warehouse assets.
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Sit down with Daniel Hyman, CPA and Ron Rohde, JD as they discuss one of the most common questions from new investors in single family residential (SFR). We cover tax deductions, S Corp benefits, liability risk and due on sale clauses.
Is your entity forfeited existence from the Texas Comptroller's office?
This video will walk you through the 3 simple steps to reinstating your LLC (or other legal entity) with the state of Texas. There are two primary agencies to deal with if your entity has been terminated for failure to file an annual franchise return. Failing to file a franchise tax return or pay the fees due is the most common reason why Texas LLCs are out of good standing. The easiest way to check is to look up your entity at the Texas Comptroller website (link in video)
Type in your entity name and click search.
This process may apply to other states.
In this video, Ron sits down with Clint, a real estate investor based in Austin, Texas who has built an 8 unit SFR portfolio of #studenthousing within 1 mile of the Texas A&M campus in College Station, Texas.
Join us as we discuss his background, what led to the investment, advice to his younger self, and other legal issues investors face in 2020.
Have you wanted to invest in industrial warehouse commercial real estate? This is one of the hottest asset classes which has been tremendous gains in occupancy and rent appreciation. Join us as we walk through a property in Plano, Texas.