Overview of Components of Purchasing (or Selling) Commercial Real Estate and/or a Business

Posted on April 22, 2011 by admin

BUSINESS ALERT
CURRENT LEGAL ISSUES FOR THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY

January, 2006  Vol. 5, No. 2

OVERVIEW OF COMPONENTS OF PURCHASING (OR SELLING) COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE AND/OR A BUSINESS

By:  Harriet B. Alexson (949.219.0442)

©2006.  All Rights Reserved.

Now that the new year is here, many of our clients are purchasing (or selling) commercial real estate and/or a business.  We have received calls from our clients requesting an overview of the components of the transaction.

Please find attached our form of transaction budget,  suggesting the components of your transaction.

Please set up an appointment to discuss your transaction and the resulting legal budget.

Actual resolution of legal issues depends upon many factors including variations of fact and state laws. This article is not intended to provide legal advice on specific subjects but rather to offer insight into legal developments and issues. Consult with legal counsel before taking action on matters covered in this article.

Copyright 2006 Harriet B. Alexson. All rights reserved.

 

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