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Providing quality legal services since 1977 |
Commercial Real Estate Our firm represents commercial clients in proceedings and transactions
that deal with real property— land and the structures attached to it including
purchase and sale, construction, real estate development, condominiums, planned
unit developments, mortgages and foreclosures, leases, zoning, title examinations,
quiet title actions, closings, and management.
Your lawyer's role in commercial real estate transactions
If you are selling property, we assist in the preparation of the sales contract and resolution of potential title problems. We monitor the closing process, reviewing closing documents, and we coordinate with the buyer's attorney to ensure a smooth and efficient sale. We are knowledgeable in tax free exchanges. When you're buying property, we help you negotiate sales contracts that protect your rights, and we coordinate with your lender, realtor, surveyor, and insurance agent to meet the terms of your contract and loan commitment. We review and draft closing documents and we act as settlement agent for your closing. Call us for information about handling your commercial real estate transaction. A successful business venture begins and ends with the right law firm.
Commercial Services Include:
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Jeffcoat Law Firm, LLC |
1113 44th Avenue North, Suite 100,
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 P.O. Box 3678 · Myrtle Beach, SC 29578-3678 |
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