Property and Real Estate Law
Let’s face it, property rights are valuable and require diligent attention to acquire and protect. Fryer, Shuster, Lester & Pollack, P.C. has been helping clients successfully complete transactions and protect their property rights for more than 30 years.
Our comprehensive real estate practice includes buying, selling, exchanging (Section 1031 transactions) and leasing (representing either landlord or tenant) transactions, along with construction law (contracts, dispute resolution, and lien law issues).
Our clients realize that commercial real estate transactions can be like icebergs, with the “closing” being the tip. The typical transaction often involves many more issues, such as property identification, letters of intent, contract negotiation and drafting, entity formation, easements, restrictive covenants, obtaining and negotiating financing, and especially, due diligence, all of which occur before closing the deal. Having an attorney on your team at each stage of the transaction is critical to the transaction’s success; Fryer, Shuster, Lester & Pollack, P.C. offers the know-how and experience to get it done right.
While real estate is a significant portion of our property law practice, we represent clients in connection with a variety of other property matters. In addition to real estate, we also handle matters in connection with personal property rights (such as secured lending, asset and stock purchase transactions), and intellectual property rights (such as trademarks).
Property and Real Estate Law
Let’s face it, property rights are valuable and require diligent attention to acquire and protect. Fryer, Shuster, Lester & Pollack, P.C. has been helping clients successfully complete transactions and protect their property rights for more than 30 years.
Our comprehensive real estate practice includes buying, selling, exchanging (Section 1031 transactions) and leasing (representing either landlord or tenant) transactions, along with construction law (contracts, dispute resolution, and lien law issues).
Our clients realize that commercial real estate transactions can be like icebergs, with the “closing” being the tip. The typical transaction often involves many more issues, such as property identification, letters of intent, contract negotiation and drafting, entity formation, easements, restrictive covenants, obtaining and negotiating financing, and especially, due diligence, all of which occur before closing the deal. Having an attorney on your team at each stage of the transaction is critical to the transaction’s success; Fryer, Shuster, Lester & Pollack, P.C. offers the know-how and experience to get it done right.
While real estate is a significant portion of our property law practice, we represent clients in connection with a variety of other property matters. In addition to real estate, we also handle matters in connection with personal property rights (such as secured lending, asset and stock purchase transactions), and intellectual property rights (such as trademarks).