What is CRE Dual Representation?

If you’re involved in any leasing/purchasing real estate process it’s likely you’ve come across the term “dual representation” and it’s basically this: dual agency representation happens when the same broker or firm represents both the tenant and landlord in the same transaction. It’s common to find this happening when big firms are involved in the process. What might seem like an ideal solution at the time can cause problems during the transaction because it’s not possible to represent both parties fairly in dual representation real estate transactions. There are too many conflicts of interest between the tenant and the landlord.…
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Here’s What You Should Know if Your Building Has Been Sold

If you occupy a building that’s been sold, be aware of the following changes. One immediate change that can happen is you will have a new property manager. If so you'll be notified of the change of address under the notices provision of your lease. Going forward all rent payments and correspondence will need to go to the new landlord or landlord agent. However, under new ownership your lease terms do not change. Your lease is a legally binding document until it expires. Before the sale finalizes you will be asked by your current landlord/seller to sign an estoppel agreement,…
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