Commercial Contracts - Due-Diligence
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Let's talk property contracts and conveyancing, a podcast series with Sam Saad. Well, there are many people looking at entering the commercial property market right now, and people are increasingly looking at different portfolios too within the commercial sector. So commercial property, it's an area that we've talked previously about requiring the right legal advice for. And having an experienced commercial lawyer when you're buying a commercial property is absolutely absolutely vital to make sure that you are protected. It's an uncharted territory when you're buying your first commercial property versus a residential property. It is not the same. It's apples and oranges. So to help us explore this topic this morning, we have Sam Saad, who is the partner and owner of Clinch Long Woodbridge Lawyers.
You'll find them at clw.com.au. And firstly, Sam, let's start off with what are the main differences between a commercial and residential purchase? Yeah, thanks for having me back, Craig.
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