We help investors, family offices, and business owners with the acquisition, operation, disposition, financing and leasing of commercial real estate. Whether you simply need a contract reviewed, or whether you need us to actively represent you in a transaction, we will provide the level of involvement and guidance you need. We work with various property types all over California, including retail, industrial, office, multi-family, and land.
We will tailor the scope of our services to fit your needs and budget. We offer unbundled legal services (also known as limited-scope representation) so that clients only pay for the agreed-upon services that they need. The typical cost of some of our basic unbundled services range from $500 to $1,500 – contact us to discuss whether a fixed-fee service is right for you.
We are a new and innovative law practice, operated by an experienced attorney, Alejandro “Alex” Ramirez. Unlike many attorneys, Alex went to law school for the primary purpose of specializing in commercial real estate transactions. In 1999, Alex graduated from Northwestern University School of Law, consistently ranked among the top 10 law schools in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. After law school, Alex worked with top regional and international law firms, and then served as in-house counsel to various international real estate organizations. Over the years, Alex has served as real estate counsel to numerous ultra-high net worth family offices.
Buying a commercial property can be a daunting process, whether it is the purchase of an income-producing property, the acquisition of an existing building by a user/operator for purposes of expanding business operations, or the purchase of land for development.
We perform title and survey reviews and other due diligence activities on behalf of buyers within specified time frames while maintaining a superior level of review and analysis. All too often, investors and business owners are unable to give the due diligence process…
We handle a broad range of large, complex, high-profile leasing transactions for both landlords and tenants, as well as short-term…
Many entrepreneurs facing a major transaction proceed under the mistaken notion that by not hiring an attorney they will save money. In reality, however, they may be leaving money on the table and overlooking significant opportunities to capitalize on an opportunity if they do not retain an experienced transactional attorney.
A letter of intent is frequently used in commercial real estate transactions. This Q&A will help you understand the key elements of a letter of intent, and provide tips for avoiding common mistakes.
No two deals are alike. No matter how many deals you have successfully closed, the importance of legal due diligence cannot be overstated. Here are a few tips to maximize your title review.
