Properties and Leases
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Commercial property leases are huge financial and legal commitments for both landlords and tenants that can stretch over long periods. Clearly, as both landlords and tenants have differing interests, it is best practice to have a practice premises lease negotiated by an experienced property solicitor who is used to dealing with dental matters.
You may be looking to buy or sell a dental premises independently of the practice. Our experienced commercial solicitors will ensure that this is done in a timely and effective manner, taking the stress away. This will often involve: CPSEs (property due diligence), Sale contracts, Land registry notices and stamp duty payments.
Our Property Service
Dental Premises
Sales and purchases of dental premises.
Leases
Lease renewals and surrenders.
Licences
License for assign, underlet or alter.
SIPP Transfers
Transferring in and out of SIPPs
FAQs
Can you manage the property side of the purchase?
All dental practice purchases involve a connected property, whether freehold or leasehold. It’s an element of the transaction that can slow things down and lead to frustration.
Our dedicated commercial property specialists can handle everything in-house, swiftly and professionally. They will make sure that you are adequately protected after the purchase should serious problems arise. We also help where complex lease negotiations are required with a third-party landlord.
Why should we use PFM for leases?
Our commercial property solicitors have many years of experience helping landlords and tenants to create and manage effective business leases. We tailor our service to your requirements, so whatever you need from a commercial lease, we can help make it happen. We can ensure that any lease agreement you enter into reflects and protects your overall business objectives, making the process of leasing commercial property as simple and straightforward as possible.
Our experience means we can foresee many of the potential issues that could negatively affect a business tenancy and take proactive steps to avoid such problems. Where issues arise that cannot be avoided, we can help you resolve them quickly and cost-effectively while preserving a positive landlord-tenant relationship wherever possible.
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