Corporate Real Estate Services and Personal Real Estate Services

Corporate Real Estate
The Corrigan Law Firm wants to assist you in making commercial real estate decisions that could affect the success of your business. We offer a wide variety of real estate services to our clients, including:

• Negotiating and closing real estate purchases and sales
• Closing initial financing and refinancing transactions
• Asset transfer transactions among related parties and/or entities

If you’re facing any of the following scenarios, contact us before you make any final decisions. 

• You are reviewing a lease contract for an existing location.
• You are considering a contract to purchase a building.
• You have a contract to purchase and the seller refuses to close.
• You have been offered a letter of intent to sign before drafting the contract.
• You don’t know if you need title insurance.
• You have a verbal agreement but nothing in writing and the seller (or buyer)  is trying to back out of the deal.

Or, maybe you need answers to these questions…

• What does “escrow mean”?
• What is a “vendor's lien”?
• Should I be a sole proprietor?  Should I incorporate?  Should I become an LLC?

Personal Real Estate Services
It is common for individuals to rely on the advice of their real estate agent when entering into negotiations or contracts for personal real estate. Often times, this leaves the individual unprotected when a dispute arises.

We can review your contracts, leases, deeds, mortgages, titles, easements and any other documentation related to your transaction prior to your closing to ensure that you are adequately protected. Please contact us if you need answers to the following or similar questions:

• What are the risks in owning real property?
• What is a Quitclaim deed?
• What are my rights as a condo owner? 
• Am I adequately protected under my HomeOwner Insurance? 
• What if someone is injured at my home?
• What is eminent domain?
• Can the government take my property to build a road?
• What if we have a defective title?
• I want to lease my property to someone else, what legal agreements do I need?

As a homeowner, a renter, or a landlord – you must protect yourself and those around you. We can advise you through this process.