Boards should be aware of any construction defects before a potential buyer comes calling.
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Whether Patent or Latent, a Flaw Is a Flaw
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Minimizing Risk
What risks do board members face?
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It's More Than Just Collecting Rent
Commercial tenant rent is a complex negotiation.
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Who Should Guarantee What?
The indemnification clause in your contracts can keep you out of court.
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How to Part Ways
Sublets and sponsors can stop a sale in its tracks.
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Figuring Out Your Shared Interests
What rights and responsibilities do commercial unit-owners have?
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With Married Couples, It's Complicated
How does marriage make share transfers more difficult?
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Dealing with Payment Laggers
Whats can boards do to collect arrears besides going to court?
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When to Speak Up and What to Say
What should boards disclose to shareholders – and when?
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Breaches Aren't Always Clear-Cut
What exactly is a breach of fiduciary duty?
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