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Expertise

Legal issues which are specific from state to state.

Experience in the area

Licensed Realtor since 1987, Broker Since 1991. Ontario Canada real estate -- Commercial, investment, leasing, business brokerage

Organizations

Stockwell Realty Corporation

Publications

www.StockwellRealty.com

Education/Credentials

Real Estate Council of Ontario, Registered under the real estate and business brokers act 2002

Awards and Honors

A few from past organizations I belong to. Now with my own company, it's hard for me to give myself awards.

Past/Present Clients

Dealt with both small as well as regional tenants, individual investors to syndications.

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Zack12/03/11101010 
Sally01/31/11101010Thanks Phil. We're selling the property as .....
Linda07/07/10101010 
Sheila 06/23/10101010thanks for your help
Esther06/20/10101010Thank you, You've convinced me. Too many .....

Recent Answers from Phil Nicols

2011-11-30 potholes in parking lots:

wow. its a good question and after all the years Ive answered questions here, yours is the first thats not really related to real estate in terms of sales or leasing.    Its more of a civil matter. In

2011-11-21 Breaking a lease:

Guillermo    the "short answer" is NO. She signed a lease, she must honour it.    in reality though, landlords know that it will cost money to chase her if she walks from the lease.     the most they can

2011-01-19 how do I sell my restaurant?:

Sally    the first part is easy:    Phil Nicols  Broker of Record  Stockwell Realty Corporation  905-427-0026 Greater Toronto Area (GTA)  949-743-1209 Southern California Area    www.StockwellRealty.com

2010-07-07 Investment property:

YES!     put yourself in the bank's shoes. If you were lending money to someone and they said they only want it in a numbered company name, a "shell company" you too would want additional security, especially

2010-06-23 consulting fees:

Sheila    good question.    Commercial property leases are not governed by laws such as Landlord & Tenant Act, therefore it relies on the strength of the lease.    Most commercial leases include dialogue

 

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