Real Estate Law South Carolina - Page 2
How to Negotiate and Limit Personal Guarantees in South Carolina Commercial Leases
Starting a new business is inherently risky. When you finally find the perfect commercial space in Mount Pleasant, Greenville, or Columbia, the landlord will almost certainly hand...
Drafting Medical Office Leases in South Carolina: HIPAA and Biohazard Build-Outs
The Unique Demands of Healthcare Leases in SCRenting a commercial space for a medical practice is vastly more complicated than leasing standard office space. Healthcare providers...
Can a Commercial Landlord Lock You Out for Unpaid Rent in South Carolina?
Commercial Eviction vs. Residential Eviction in SCCommercial tenants in South Carolina do not enjoy the same sweeping consumer protections as residential renters. However, self-he...
Earnest Money Disputes in South Carolina: Who Keeps the Deposit When a Deal Falls Through?
Putting down an earnest money deposit is the first major financial commitment a homebuyer makes in South Carolina. Typically ranging from 1% to 3% of the purchase price, this good-...
Suing a Seller for Undisclosed Defects Under the SC Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act
Moving into a new home should be a joyous occasion. However, discovering a collapsed sewer line, hidden mold behind fresh drywall, or a massive termite infestation just weeks after...
How to File, Enforce, or Remove a Mechanic's Lien on South Carolina Property
When a payment dispute arises on a construction project, a mechanic's lien is the most powerful tool a contractor can use to secure payment. By attaching a legal claim to the prope...
Suing a Builder for Construction Defects and Poor Workmanship in South Carolina
Building or buying a new home in South Carolina should be a rewarding experience, but poor workmanship can quickly turn it into a nightmare. From coastal humidity wreaking havoc on...
Resolving Heirs' Property and Forced Sales in South Carolina Partition Actions
Generational land, often referred to as heirs' property, holds immense financial and sentimental value. When a property owner in South Carolina passes away without a clear will, th...
Appealing a Denied Title Insurance Claim in South Carolina: Hidden Defects and ALTA Exclusions
Purchasing a home or commercial property in South Carolina is a massive financial commitment. To protect against forged deeds, undisclosed liens, or boundary disputes, buyers purch...
Navigating Triple Net (NNN) Leases for Retail Strip Malls in South Carolina
Understanding Triple Net Leases in South CarolinaIn the commercial real estate world, a Triple Net (NNN) lease means the tenant is responsible for paying the base rent, plus their...