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01:45Lease Insurance Clauses: Who and What Do They Protect?
This show is a primer for landlords, tenants, property managers, lease administrators and anyone else who deals with commercial leases and the insurance provisions typically found in those leases. In nearly 40 years of lease negotiations and litigation, I’ve found that it’s the insurance provisions in leases that are the least negotiated and understood provisions in commercial leases. Even the attorneys often say “it’s a typical insurance provision.” But what do those insurance provisions really mean? Who do they protect and who might they harm? Once the lease is signed, is there anything the landlord or tenant need to do to ensure that the insurance provisions are fully enforceable and effective? Does a landlord really need a certificate of insurance from the tenant’s insurance carrier? What, if any, benefit does the landlord get from being named an additional insured? Featured Guests
Ira Meislik (Managing Principal, Meislik & Meislik) David B. Ezra (Principal, Berger Kahn)
Tags: insurance CRE commercial real estate commercial leases real estate
by Howard Kline in Real Estate
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00:16Featured
Negotiating Commercial Leases
This is a podcast designed to address the basic issues that are encountered when negotiating a commercial lease. In this economic climate, prospective tenants have a significant amount of leverage. Therefore, it is important that they use that to their advantage. And the issues extend beyond the rental amount.
Tags: landlord tenant guaranty common area maintenance triple net lease
by Chicago Legal Latte in Legal
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01:27
Sign Right Here; Getting the Lease Done
Show Description View the full show description and guest bios at our website. This radio show is based upon Ira Meislik’s Ruminations blog posting ”Can We Tamp Down The Document Negotiating Fire And Just Get The Deal Done?” Is there some way that we can get past a lot of the negotiating positioning and “beeline” it straight to the agreement or we must always do the “dog and pony show”? This will be a point/counter-point type of discussion with Ira Mei
Tags: leases commercial real estate negotiating CRE commercial leases
by Howard Kline in Real Estate
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00:22
SPECIAL - Holding BP Accountable w/ Public Citizen
Decision Allowing BP to Bid on New Oil Contracts Signals Profits More Important Than Safety Specal Guest: Tyson Slocum, Director, Public Citizen’s Energy Program March 20, 2013 Can a company behind the biggest environmental catastrophe in the country’s history clean up its act in four months? Most people would say “absolutely not.” But, astoundingly, the Department of Interior (DOI) has said “yes.” Late last week, the DOI decided to allow BP – which behaved so badly that the federal government just four months ago suspended it from bidding on federal contracts – to participate in today’s lease auction. If the corporation’s suspension has not been lifted after the 90-day review of the auction, BP’s leases will be offered to the second-highest bidder. This puts pressure and unreasonable time constraints on the U.S. Environment Protection Agency to lift BP’s suspension from federal contracts. Allowing BP to bid is unacceptable. The purpose of this type of suspension – which was put in place in November after a BP-affiliated company pleaded guilty to criminal charges in connection with the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster – is to protect taxpayers from negligent and criminal contractors. By blatantly disregarding the intent, the government is turning what should be an effective tool to protect taxpayers into a paper tiger.
Tags: BP Offshore Oil Rights DOI Bidding Oil Rights British Petroleum
by Activist Central in Politics
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00:59
Arbitration in Commercial Leases - How to Make it Work
Everyone is looking for a way to resolve disputes that invariably arise in the context of commercial leases and you have all heard about the benefits of mediation and arbitration. So why is it that very few commercial leases have arbitration and mediation provisions and those that do are often not enforced. Listen to show host, Howard Kline discuss the benefits and detriments of arbitration provisions in commercial leases and why he likes and dislikes using arbitration in the commercial
Tags: arbitration lease Collaborative Arbitration Commercial Real Estate shopping center
by Howard Kline in Real Estate
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02:00
TS Radio with RT Fitch/Wild horse slaughter
Join us we welcome RT Fitch back to TS Radio! RT is publisher of "Straight from the Horses Heart" website and also an author. We will be discussing the ongoing efforts by BLM to erradicate wild horse herds across the western states as the BLM passes out welfare mining and drilling leases to their cronnies. Also at issue is the virtually unlimited cattle and sheep grazing. Water issues are also cited by BLM as critically impaired by the few horses left on the range.
Tags: RT Fitch Barbara Peterson Marti Oakley wild horse slaughter BLM corruption
by Marti Oakley in Politics
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01:01Featured
Auto Deduction Strategies & Saving Thousands on Leasing
Please join us for a discussion with special guest J. Scott Ross, author of "Lease Trade Secrets: The Auto Industry's Dirty Little Secret". J. Scott has used his inside knowledge in personally trading auto leases over the past 10 years to write the most informative and unique book on Auto Leases ever written. He has over 20 years of business experience in finance, media and technology and also holds an MBA in Finance from New York University. J. Scott will share the tr
Tags: Tax Autos Bookkeeping Accounting Law
by Mark J Kohler in Education
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01:43
Mar 11, 2012
Topics include the thief on the cross in paradise that day and the Seventh Day Adventist doctrine of soul sleep; typology in the Bible; escatology; why some teach Jesus was married and its implications; "biblically-based" Hollywood movies; loving your neighbor; gas leases and hydrofracking; Universalism and judging other religions; cockleburs and weed control; and God's chastening in light of sins being forgiven.
Tags: Michael Bunker Theology Survivalism Off-Grid Christianity
by Michael Bunker Radio in Life
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01:16
Pop-UP Stores or Another Way of Saying "Not Forever"
Hard Times in Commercial Real Estate has created a niche market for temporary rentals or "Pop-UP" Stores. Some Landlords have embraced the concept to bring in badly needed revenue, particularly in centers where big boxes have vacated like, Borders, Cicruit City and Mervyns.
Our esteemed panel will discuss the:
Advanteges and dissadvantes to pop-ups for both the landlord & Tenant; Differing pop-up uses and concepts, including marketing and test markets; New ideas and applications of the pop-up concept including a "Pop-Up" mall and revolving seasonal "Pop-Up" Stores. The panel will include:
Myriam Beauge', Editor-in-Chief for Tactics Magazine; Harold Tolchinsky, Esq., a veteran legal expert familiar with the negotiation of Pop-Up Store Leases; and Christina Norsig, the founder of PopUP Insider and real estate broker focusing on pop up stores. It's time to think about pop ups as an alternative to traditional tenant leasing and consider ways to make pop-ups, part of your long term strategy.
Tags: pop up stores popups shopping centers commercial property Tactics
by Howard Kline in Real Estate
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00:30
The Illinois Railfan Talkshow 1-20-12
This week there is much to be discussed. Lots of news concerning lashups, leases, locomotives, state rail-related plans, and much more. Our feature topic for this show is focused on those pesky people who show up when you railfan asking questions in a rude manner. People that keep trying to see if you're doing something wrong, and I'm not talking about the police. I'm talking the general public who can be too suspicious at times. Tonight's point, Railfans are not up to "no
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01:30
Open Forum on CAM Charges and Operating Expenses
Incorporation a wide spectrum of views and perspectives, we wil be discussing CAM charges & Operating Expenses in commercail leases. What should be included in these charges, what is fair, how to keep the landlord honest and methods to keep these costs down.
This will be no mere discussion of lease language. This show will expose attitudes, paradigms and perspectives of landlord's, tenants, brokers and attorneys and the interests that they represent.
This is the natural progression of a lively discussion on the commercial real estate groups on Linkedin, originally posted by Howard Kline. This will be an "Open Forum" discussion and listeners will be expected to add to the conversation. There will be at least 6 articulate and knowledgeable participants in the discussion, including:
• Richard Burk, CEO of Lease Administration Solutions
• Harvey Haber, a highly experience and articulate Canadian attorney, lecturer, writer and speaker;
• Joel Hall, Former Assistant General Counsel for Gap, Inc., and lease negotiator for Apple Stores;
• David Morgan, who managed and was responsible for Goodyear Canada's real estate portfolio;
• Peter Morris, the CEO of the Greenstead Group.
• Michael Vandergoot, who has worked in the real estate accounting and compliance field since 1994.
Tags: CAM Charges Operating Expenses shopping centers Commercial Real Estate Open Forum
by Howard Kline in Real Estate
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03:59Featured
State seeks to take over land from foreigners
Foreigners owning huge tracts of land, whose lease is about to expire, are likely to lose their prized assets as the government starts to enforce the law on land ownership. The move will affect multinationals and individuals with tea, sisal and coffee estates in some of the most arable lands in the country on 99-year leases. Lands Minister James Orengo said they were working on a law that would allow the government to review the expiring leases, especially those held for speculative purposes.
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