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Keeping Up With Changing Tenant “Use” Formats

Rishi Oza September 13, 2017

Last month, we discussed the current state of the various sectors that make up the real estate markets – retail, office, industrial and apartment. Specifically,

Landlords Who Use Self-Help Remedies to Evict Tenants in Default

Laurie Thompson February 14, 2017

A recent decision issued by the Fourth District Court of Appeals is a cautionary tale for landlords who think they can use “self-help” remedies against

Florida Supreme Court Gives Foreclosing Lenders Additional Bites at the Apple

Laurie Thompson December 29, 2016

On Nov. 3, 2015, the Florida Supreme Court affirmed the decision by the Fifth District Court of Appeals in Bartram v. U.S. Bank, N.A. The

Of Landlords and Tenants: How Commercial Leases Can Go Awry

Phil Kaplan August 3, 2016

Robert Burns might as well have been writing about commercial leases. Commercial landlords and tenants can spend months negotiating and drafting comprehensive written lease agreements.

Security Deposits Under Tennessee’s Uniform Residential Leasing Law

Sam Dreiling April 20, 2016

Tennessee’s version of the Uniform Residential Landlord Tenant Act (TURLTA) applies to counties having populations in excess of 68,000, including without limitation, Montgomery, Sumner, Wilson,

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Keeping Up With Changing Tenant “Use” Formats

Landlords Who Use Self-Help Remedies to Evict Tenants in Default

Florida Supreme Court Gives Foreclosing Lenders Additional Bites at the Apple

Of Landlords and Tenants: How Commercial Leases Can Go Awry

Security Deposits Under Tennessee’s Uniform Residential Leasing Law

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