With 40+ years of experience in Texas real estate, commercial deals, commercial transactions, and residential concerns, Kendall is uniquely positioned to guide you in your legal needs. Call or email today for a free consultation.
There are many legal issues involved in leasing Commercial property in Texas. The Texas Leasing Attorney was designed to help tenants, tenant representative, and franchisees work through the paperwork involved in commercial leasing. Our focus is to assist you in understanding the process and be an advocate for your interests and positions.
Kendall Laughlin is not your average lawyer sitting in an office, unconnected to your business needs.Kendall will learn your business needs and translate them into legal solutions. My clients are truly international and I work to understand your cultural concerns and unique perspectives.
Landlord’s should not rely on government loans to tenants for rent. Landlords and tenants need to work on the realty on the choices tenants have to borrow or use cash reserves..Yes, there is a written agreement, but times have changed.
Troubled Times in Construction
When you plan ahead you can reduce the pain of finishing.
Retail shopping centers have increased along with rents and taxes, and the number of customers has decreased and the average earnings have not kept pace with the cost increases. Thus, commercial tenants have paid higher rents and taxes just trying to increase their business. How do we handle this with COVID-19 in the picture?
Kendall Laughlin is now accepting commercial lease and other real estate clients in Waco, TX Business investments, and therefore the commercial real estate opportunities, in Waco, TX and McClennan County, continue to grow. Commercial real estate contracts, leases, purchases, and sales in Waco, TX
From his office on Dragon St., Kendall Laughlin comments that “Dallas is a great place to do business, and the Design District is Dallas’s next frontier.” Get in now by making your development plan and meeting with a local attorney like Kendall Laughlin.
Problem: General Contractor drawing down funds exceeding the completion of the project percentage.
Problem: City of Frisco blocking issuance of permit until Developer agreed to adjacent property construction and certificate of occupancy
Kendall coordinated the land closing on a $35 million dollar land development in Denton County.
Problem: A restaurant procures a lease in a commercial space. The landlord promised 800 amps of power would be available for business use in the lease. Unfortunately, after testing, only 600 amps were available.