Commercial Real Estate: MCLE BasicsPlus!®
Buying, selling, developing, financing and leasing
- Product Number: 2230014P01
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CLE Credits, earn up to:
12 substantive credits, 0.5 ethics credits CLE Credit Note -
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MCLE is pleased to offer this program to an in-person audience in our Boston conference center in addition to the live and recorded webcasts. Masks are encouraged.
Title and Survey: Explanation of basic title documents, what title insurance is and what it covers, how to decipher key sections of a title insurance policy, and what to expect when negotiating the policy; Essential survey elements and how to locate themOverview, Offers/Letters of Intent, Acquisition Documents: What should and should not be in a letter of intent or offer to purchase, and why; How to progress from offer or LOI to purchase and sale agreement, including an examination of key purchase and sale agreement issues such as representations and warranties, pre-closing rights and obligations, closing conditions, and remedies for default; Considerations concerning choice of buyer entity
Zoning, Subdivision, Environmental Site Assessments: Overview of zoning law, including forms of zoning relief, and how to perform a zoning analysis on proposed and completed projects; How the Subdivision Control Law and local practices can help or hinder development; What to look for in an environmental site assessment report, and what to do when you find it
Permanent Financing: The loan application and commitment process; Important document provisions, including nonrecourse clauses, subordinate financing, due on sale, prepayment penalties, and financial covenants; How permanent financing documents affect every aspect of your client's project, from the ability to restore the building following a casualty to the ability to find and retain quality tenants
Leasing: Discussion of office and retail lease issues from the perspectives of landlord and tenant, from term sheet to final lease; Key concepts applicable to any lease, including operating and common area maintenance expense and tax provisions and construction of leasehold improvements; How to digest and abstract a lease
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