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Many people look at commercial properties as being a safe investment, but there are economic factors that can reduce the safety level of the investment. Knowing how some of these may affect specific properties can help investors to plan ahead for issues, as well as...
Successful Tennessee contractors realize that the key to that success begins with a well-drafted contract. But without some key aspects included in the contract, projects can quickly derail. Learn more below about the provisions well-written construction contracts...
In Tennessee construction, design-bid-build or DBB, is a common approach for commercial projects. Even though many teams are familiar with this process, DBB can still influence how contractors manage costs, coordinate trades and schedule work. Understanding these...
Businesses of all kinds throughout Tennessee and the rest of the country that depend on raw materials and products from other countries have been seriously affected by the uncertainty around tariffs this year. This uncertainty and the ever-changing messages about...
Many tenants, especially those operating retail, restaurant or office spaces, want to make physical changes to suit their business needs. However, not all modifications are automatically permitted, and both parties must understand their legal rights and obligations...
The thought of finally owning your dream house can be exhilarating. You may envision how you’ll decorate each room, imagine hosting family gatherings and even start planning your move before the ink dries on the contract. However, that excitement can take a sharp turn...
Construction projects are often high-value jobs. Because of that, many contractors will use contracts to cover themselves and ensure that everyone is on the same page about the project. Construction projects often include several different terms that govern the...
Construction projects in Tennessee often involve bonds that protect owners, subcontractors, and suppliers when payment or performance problems arise. Understanding how bond claims work can prevent delays and financial setbacks, especially when projects face unexpected...
Purchasing a home is one of the most significant financial commitments many people make, and the process can feel intimidating without a clear roadmap. In Tennessee, the journey from initial planning to closing involves several key steps, each designed to protect both...
Selling or buying commercial real estate in Tennessee often comes with more than just price negotiations. Environmental concerns can affect whether a deal moves forward, the property’s value, and the legal obligations of both parties. One common question is whether...
