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The Role of Arbitration and Mediation in the New York Real Estate Industry

FFGN COLLECT NY

New York’s real estate industry is highly competitive. It is inevitable to face various disputes and conflicts, whether in contract disagreement or property boundary disputes. But unlike arbitration, the mediation process is non-binding, so it is a more flexible approach to resolving real estate conflicts.

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Five Key Commercial Lease Provisions for Commercial Tenants

Jimerson Firm

A business owner may enter into a commercial lease for purposes of renting space to operate its business activities. Unlike residential leases, a commercial lease should not be a one-size-fits-all lease. One of the most important provisions in a commercial lease is, of course, the tenant’s obligation to pay rent.

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How to Invest $1,000 in Real Estate

Credit Corp

At the risk of stating the obvious, real estate costs a lot. That makes it expensive to invest in, and difficult to diversify among real estate investments. So, an investor who buys a median property with a 20% down payment would need to come up with about $70,000. How to Invest $1,000 in Real Estate.

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Tenants in Bankruptcy: Landlord’s Ability to Draw on Letter of Credit May Turn on Notice Requirements in Lease

PBWT

The economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly acute for commercial landlords. Yet, while it may not always feel that way to them, landlords actually have it better than most creditors in bankruptcy.

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CDC, Biden Announce 60-Day Eviction Moratorium in High-Risk Areas

Collection Industry News

Thus, while businesses may choose to require masks and social distancing, they may also adhere to the Recommendations, which encourage only non-vaccinated people to wear masks in most settings. The tenant resides in a U.S. county experiencing substantial or high rates (as defined by the CDC) of community transmission levels of COVID-19.

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The $2B ticking time bomb that has pushed renters, landlords to the brink

Collection Industry News

Jasco Management , which owns dozens of small apartment houses in Jersey City, keeps a ledger that illustrates how New Jersey’s coronavirus eviction moratorium has hammered landlords. On one side of the register, there are expenses: utilities, insurance, trash pickup, mortgages and property taxes. We want to work with people.

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