How To Achieve 100+ Real Estate Transactions Every Year

In a webinar that will be of equal interest to practitioners advising landlord clients, and developers of residential and mixed use property, our expert speakers discuss the implications of the Building Safety Bill currently going through parliament for real estate investors. Topics discussed include: The changing landscape What is coming and how does it lead back up to investors? Funding of building safety works – Building Safety Bill Investor impact – What is the ripple out effect?

The real estate industry has entered a brand-new world. Over the past 18 months, the industry has undergone radically new and unusual challenges, original and unforeseen opportunities, sharply shifting demand fluctuations and different places and methods of working. Join AvidXchange for a captivating live discussion for real estate owners, developers, asset managers/REITs, and property managers. This session will be led by two incisive real estate industry experts.

Generally speaking, owners and operators in the active adult/55+ space are able to convert resident leads at a lower cost per acquisition than the rest of the seniors housing continuum—Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care and Life Plan or CCRC communities.

Some of the most overlooked but potentially costly lease provisions address pre-leasing improvements, build-out, repair, and maintenance issues. Provisions regarding the build-out of premises must address cost issues, completion dates and delays, warranties, and defects. Maintenance and repair provisions address critical issues of reasonable repair period, rent abatement, lease termination, waivers of tenant rights, breach of implied warranty of suitability, and tenant self-help remedies. Parties must also address obligations to restore property after a casualty loss. Listen as our authoritative panel of commercial real estate practitioners discusses drafting and negotiating lease provisions regarding pre-commencement improvement, build-out, and functional maintenance and repair, as well as indemnification provisions to allocate risk.