by David Soble | Nov 27, 2021 | Business Law, Commercial, Real Estate Law
This article discusses the importance of having an operating agreement for your limited liability company. Single-Member LLCs and Operating Agreements A single-member limited liability company (“SMLLC”) is a one-owner business. The SMLLC is like a sole...
by Tom Bell | Sep 30, 2021 | Business Law, Contractor Agreements
Whatever stage an operating business is in, there is often a need to put a value on the business. Whether you are applying for a small business loan, seeking an investment partnership, or planning to sell your business, understanding how to value the total worth of...
by Tom Bell | Sep 30, 2021 | Business Law, Commercial, Financial Disputes, Mortgage Disputes
Your business is having financial issues, cash flow is tight, and you have defaulted on your business loan. What happens next and how do you work out of this situation? Having a brief understanding of commercial loan workouts is important for business borrowers to be...
by David Soble | Jun 30, 2021 | Business Law, Real Estate Law
Technology was supposed to be the answer to the mountains of paper that go along with managing a business. But the digital files can form mountains just as high, or worse–get lost in the bottomless crevasses of your hard drive. Whether it is paper piles or...
by David Soble | May 19, 2021 | Commercial, Purchase Agreements, Purchases
Regarding purchasing a commercial property — whether it’s your first purchase or your tenth — be sure to follow these eleven best practices. It’ll save you time, and most of all, money. Purchase Agreement This is the single most important document that you can have in...
by David Soble | Apr 11, 2021 | Land Contract, Purchase Agreements, Purchases, Real Estate Law
We’ve all been told that when purchasing a home, we should have a home inspection. It’s our opinion that it is not an option. Purchasing a home is generally the largest investment a person makes in their lifetime. Many home buyers lack the experience and...
