When the contractor on a commercial project fails to pay one or more of its subcontractors, the aggrieved subcontractor can seek a mechanic's lien to help set things right. A mechanic's lien is a legal claim to the property on which the subcontractor worked. This gets...
Spotlighting the commercial lease: often a core real estate concern
The real estate universe is unquestionably a vast and complex realm. Industry principals in the Denver metro area and spanning the country routinely focus on issues and concerns tied to diverse and sometimes unique matters. A simple and even partial listing of...
What is seller financing?
If you are ready to sell your business, then seller financing may include a variety of advantages for both you and the buyer. Business.com notes that seller financing eliminates the need for additional lenders and allows property owners to finance the sale of the...
Can you evict a homeowner for major CCR violations?
If you are responsible for enforcement of your homeowners' association's rules, there is a good chance that you have never had to take any serious action. Most owners are serious about their responsibilities. They handle any problems that arise. They conform to the...
When can a subcontractor stop working before the end of a project?
There may come a time during a work project that you feel you need to step off the job. Working as a subcontractor, though, you likely have a contract or some type of legal agreement to provide your services and complete the job. So, you may wonder if there is any...
Avoid these 3 common errors in your real estate closing
The moment you have been waiting for is almost upon you: you are ready to close on a piece of real estate. Purchasing—or selling—real estate is one of the most significant financial transactions that you will have in your life. It is critical that every step of the...
