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Commercial Real Estate Law in Nevada

Commercial Real Estate Law in North Las Vegas, Nevada is any form of land or permanent structure which isn't utilized for residential or industrial purposes, and is instead used for a business involving the buying and selling of goods or services.

Commercial real estate in North Las Vegas, Nevada is handled by laws which differ significantly from state and local laws that apply to residential real estate.

Most of the protections that buyers and renters of residential real estate enjoy rarely apply to renters of commercial real estate.

For instance, residential real estate is covered by laws concerning rent control, living conditions, and other things relevant to buildings where people will be living. Most of these protections don't apply to commercial real estate, because the law assumes that the average business person is a bit more sophisticated in such dealings than the general population, and because a place to do business is generally less important than a place to live. However, the most basic protections, such as protection from fraud and deliberate concealment of defects, still apply.

Common Commercial Real Estate Law Issues in North Las Vegas, Nevada

Financing: The majority of small businesses in North Las Vegas, Nevada can't afford to make large real estate purchases with the money they have in the bank. Nevertheless, buying real estate is sometimes essential for a business' survival. This problem is sometimes remedied by taking out a mortgage; a loan used to buy property, with that same property being used to secure the loan.

Concealment of Defects: Sellers and lessors of commercial real estate are under a duty to disclose any defects in the property which might impact the buyer's decision to purchase it, such as water damage, mold, or other structural problems. These defects are quite typical, and the buyer has a right to know about them. If the seller doesn't disclose these defects, where they exist, the buyer can sue for any harm this causes.

Duty to Inspect: While buyers of real estate have some significant protections with respect to defects, they also have some obligations. Before finalizing a purchase, buyers are expected to undertake a reasonable inspection of the property, usually by using a licensed building inspector. If the buyer fails to conduct an inspection, they usually won't be able to successfully sue, if defects are discovered after the purchase.

Encumbrances: An encumbrance is some small ownership interest in land held by a third party, or some right held by a third party to restrict the use of a parcel of land. A common encumbrance is an easement. In North Las Vegas, Nevada, an easement is some right of some third party to make limited use of land owned by someone else. For instance, cable companies often purchase easements from property owners (or they are imposed by the government) allowing them to string cable wiring from the telephone wires on the street to nearby houses. Like any other property right, the holder of an easement can prevent others from interfering with it. Obviously, if a buyer doesn't know about an encumbrance on a piece of land, he might find that he's unable to make the use of the land that he was expecting.

Can a North Las Vegas, Nevada Attorney Help?

Because of the complexity and importance of many of the issues regarding commercial real estate, it is almost always crucial to consult with a North Las Vegas, Nevada attorney before buying or selling commercial real estate.

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Life in North Las Vegas

North Las Vegas is "Your Community of Choice" located in the southwest Mojave Desert. Just north of the town of Sunrise Manor and Las Vegas, North Las Vegas is home to 120,000 Nevada State residents.

Many North Las Vegas residents work in the hospitality and leisure services in Las Vegas but a number of outstanding lawyers also live there. North Las Vegas lawyers advise on a wide range of cases.

One major employer in the city is the Nevada Department of Corrections. The Florence McClure Women's Correctional Center has been operating from North Las Vegas since 1997 and houses over 2,500 inmates since its expansion in 2009. North Las Vegas enjoys a relatively low crime rate that attracts a number of families. The area also has a good school district and lower property prices attracting young professionals who have relocated to North Las Vegas for business.

Residents of North Las Vegas have access to many local shopping malls and centers of commerce. I-15 and CC-215 are easy highways for commuting. The North Las Vegas Airport, formerly the Sky Haven Airport, is home to sightseeing airline Vision Airlines that offers areal tours of the city and desert.

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