Hyland Levin
Change to the Bankruptcy Code Protects Landlords
Let’s look at how a temporary change to the bankruptcy code protects landlords. The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (CAA), signed into law on December 27, 2020 provides money for […]
Read More....Should Employers Require Employees to Be Vaccinated
Should employers require employees to be vaccinated? The first doses of the Coronavirus vaccines have been shipped across the country and Employers will soon have to decide whether they will […]
Read More....Key Income Tax Provisions in the CARES Act
Let’s look at the key income tax provisions in the CARES Act. While a great deal of attention has been given to the availability of business loans under the Paycheck […]
Read More....The CARES Act and Commercial Real Estate
Signed into law by President Trump last Friday, the CARES Act is designed to provide assistance to American workers, families, businesses, municipalities and health care systems through an over $2 […]
Read More....Bankruptcy Provisions in Commercial Leases
Let’s examine what you need to know about bankruptcy provisions in commercial leases. Each property is unique and every relationship has its own contours that will drive the path of […]
Read More....Landlord Issues from Tenant Bankruptcies
After a spring frenzy to negotiate rent deferrals, abatements and lease amendments, retailers and other commercial tenants are seeking, in droves, the protection of the bankruptcy courts to restructure financial […]
Read More....Are Letters of Intent a Good Idea?
Commercial real estate players use letters of intent (LOIs) or term sheets all the time. Buyers and tenants present offers this way, often to see if a deal can be […]
Read More....New Jersey Construction Lien Law
Let’s take a look at New Jersey Construction Lien Law. For builders and contractors alike, the words “construction lien” can be anxiety inducing. Contractors, on the one hand, know that […]
Read More....Commercial Properties: Who owns the fixtures at lease expiration?
Let’s explore fixtures, trade fixtures and who owns what at lease expiration. In order to facilitate a smooth transition between commercial tenants, it is important for landlords to understand their […]
Read More....When Your Commercial Tenant Files for Bankruptcy
When a commercial tenant files for bankruptcy is not often a surprise to its landlord. Rent payments may arrive late, financial covenants may be missed, and the tenant may become […]
Read More....Is a Lease Guaranty Enforceable?
A personal lease guaranty is a crucial feature of many commercial real estate leases. A lease guaranty is a separate contract under which a third party guarantor agrees to meet […]
Read More....Federal Income Tax Treatment of Real Estate Sales
When it comes to the federal income tax treatment of real estate sales it is very important how you treat your real estate gains and losses. If you are a real […]
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