What is a tenant in commercial real estate?

Commercial tenants are renters who use property or real estate specifically for business or commercial purposes. This is in contrast to residential tenants who rent places to live. On the other hand, leases for residential tenants must conform to California state laws and leave little opportunity for negotiations.

How do I tell a tenant no?

When rejecting a tenant, it’s best to do so in writing (email works great) so that you have evidence as to why you rejected them. Just in case a lawsuit ever arises. If you’re looking for some wording, something like “We’re sorry to let you know that the property at [address] is no longer available.

Can you evict a commercial tenant in Massachusetts?

When a commercial tenant breaches a lease or rental agreement, it is important that you as the landlord enforce your rights. Massachusetts law grants landlords different remedies, including the right to evict a tenant. With experienced legal help, you can effectively protect your rights.

How much notice does a landlord have to give a tenant to move out in Massachusetts?

Depending on the reason for eviction, a landlord must provide the tenant either a 14-Day or 30-day Notice to Quit. A landlord must then file a civil action (summary process) in court, and get a judgment from the court that specifies the date that the tenant must leave the rental property with their belongings.

What makes you a commercial tenant in Massachusetts?

You are a Massachusetts commercial tenant. Your company leases space and pays a handsome rent to your Massachusetts commercial landlord. Unfortunately, the landlord utterly fails to maintain the leased premises. The condition of the space is so poor that it affects your ability to operate your business.

Can a landlord enter an apartment in Massachusetts?

According to Massachusetts tenant rights, your landlord is not allowed to enter your apartment without permission; however, there are three exceptions that provide the landlord with unimpeded entrance.

Can a commercial landlord evict a commercial tenant?

Commercial tenants understand that eviction could destroy their business, and so they negotiate very specific terms that are included in the lease agreement. However, once the lease is signed, it binds both parties.

Who is a real estate lawyer in Massachusetts?

About the author: Robert Nislick is a Massachusetts real estate lawyer. He can be reached at (508) 405-1238, or by e-mail at [email protected] Loading…