If you are buying commercial property, your lawyer can help you draft or revise the sales contract so your rights are fully protected. In addition, your lawyer can review the title evidence – typically, the title insurance commitment – and can look over the closing documents.
If you are selling commercial property, your lawyer can help you with the sales contract, help you order the title insurance commitment and solve any title problems, and either draft or review the deed or other closing papers.



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All contracts prepared by real estate agents, brokers or salespersons must contain an attorney review clause allowing the buyer and seller three business days to consult a lawyer for review of the contract. The contract is the legal document that fixes the rights and obligations of the parties, and establishes the terms of the transaction that bind the parties. It is very important that a lawyer be consulted to review this document. The lawyer's review of the broker-prepared contract encompasses the entire realm of real estate contract law. The lawyer must be certain that the clauses that are used accurately reflect the terms of the transaction agreed to by parties, and properly and adequately protect the client.