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Can answer questions on all aspects of commercial real estate management, including lease administration, eviction issues, financial reporting and budgeting, asset valuation/enhancement, marketing & leasing, and site maintenance and repairs. 20+ years of real estate management.
20+ years in commercial management. Current own and operate property management company in southern California.
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The bad news is that you could be asked to cure the violation. The not so bad news is that any other violators would also be required to comply if the enforcement comes from the HOA or other governing
What would you file? There are no damages as of yet, other than the damaged fence, and that actually damages the landlord more than you since he owns it. I think your offer is a good one -- perhaps you
The management fee is for services required to manage the building. The admin fee, sometimes called a CAM surcharge, is to manage the maintenance and repairs of the common areas. Sometimes landlords charge
That depends on how your management contract is written. If you do not specifically call for reimbursements to be included in gross income, then you may not be able to include that component when calculating
I think you're probably best served by asking that of an attorney to get a legal opinion. Despite the casual comments by the police, my inclination is to believe the store probably isn't liable since they

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