Commerical Landlord advice

As a commercial Landlord you may own a property or a portfolio of these and will therefore be well acquainted with the legal requirements to maintaining your relationships with the businesses you rent or lease it to.

Your commercial Landlord rights and obligations should always be clearly set out on your contract to protect you and your interests. At LawBite our commercial property lawyers are expert in dealing with all Landlord property matter and are able to assist with any aspect of your landlord work such as:

• License to assign: This is an agreement between the landlord and the property's tenant. In it the landlord agrees to the lend of a lease, from the initial tenant to a third party.  Our lawyers will guide you through this process to ensure that there will be no losses as a result of the lend of the lease and  that the assignee's business will continue to comply with the original contract agreements.
• Legal advice for your property portfolio: Commercial property has advantages over residential which is why many of our clients look to maximise the benefits of their portfolio. Our LawBriefs can provide advice to help you manage your freehold or leasehold properties, to ensure you avoid obsolescence, requests for alterations.
• Lease renewals: Assistance in managing the process of renewing or updating your lease contracts.

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We believe that great legal advice is a fundamental business right. We are committed to providing your business with expert legal advice that is:

• Easier to access
• Clearer to understand
• More affordable

Many businesses find traditional law cumbersome; complex to navigate, difficult to navigate and often full of hidden charges. Therefore, it is no surprise that SMEs instinctively turn to LawBite to solve their business legal problems, giving us a 98% service rating on feefo.

LawBite online lawyers and online solicitors provide expert legal advice on all commercial and business matters. Book a no commit 15-minute call with our friendly lawyers today or learn more by joining LawBite for free.