Keeping Development Projects Moving: What Happens Between Acquisition and a Stabilized Asset written by Miguel Otero Published April 9, 2026 In commercial real estate, the purchase closing is often treated as the big milestone. In reality, it is often just the starting point. The period between acquisition and stabilization is when deals either mature into… Read more »
Beyond the Closing Table: Locking in the Long-Term Hold written by Dean Goodrich Published April 9, 2026 Leasing, financing, and exit strategies for modern commercial real estate assets require operators to manage a sophisticated intersection of contractual mandates and property law. The primary framework governing these assets involves financing documents and lender requirements, the management… Read more »
Managing Risk in Commercial Real Estate Projects: A Legal Strategy Focus on Acquisition and Due Diligence written by Tannon Symm Published April 9, 2026 Risk management in commercial real estate projects starts well before closing or construction; it really takes shape during the acquisition and due diligence phase. At this stage, legal strategy isn’t just… Read more »
Common Red Flags in Shared Development Between Oil Companies and Landowners: And How to Resolve Them Published March 6, 2025 When oil companies partner with landowners for shared development, the relationship can be incredibly productive and beneficial for both parties. While oil companies aim to responsibly develop valuable resources, landowners seek to protect their land’s… Read more »
Produced Brine Ownership: Worth the Salt, But Who Owns it? Published March 6, 2025 As the demand for valuable minerals sourced from produced water increases, the question of ownership surrounding brine and its components becomes increasingly pertinent. Understanding who retains rights to these minerals is essential for those involved in oil and gas production. Brine,… Read more »
Accommodating the Co-Development of Traditional and Renewable Energy written by Miguel Otero Published March 6, 2025 In the ever-evolving energy landscape, oil pump jacks, towering wind turbines, and solar farms are becoming unlikely neighbors. Across Texas and other states, drilling operations are increasingly coexisting with renewable energy projects. But with these new neighbors come new… Read more »
The Life Cycle of Investment Funds: Evergreen vs. Annualized Published February 2, 2025 When it comes to money management, funds are an indispensable tool for the smart investor, but knowing which type of fund best suits your needs is a difficult task for even the most experienced professionals. Annualized and Evergreen Funds are two of… Read more »
Blue Skies Smiling at Me: Exemptions to Registration written by Andrew Clinton Published February 2, 2025 Fund investment has historically been a source of potential fraud. As a result, it remains subject to various promulgated federal and state regulations to ensure transparency and disclosure in the pre-investment process. Among these regulations are Blue Sky laws… Read more »
Keep it in the Family (and Friends) Friends and Family Raise: Promotion and Fee Structure written by Miranda Caballero Published February 2, 2025 When raising capital from friends and family, structuring the deal appropriately is crucial for long-term success. These early investors often believe in the founder’s vision before there is much (if any) tangible… Read more »
Breaking News: Texas Federal Court Temporarily Halts Corporate Transparency Act Until Further Notice written by Miranda Caballero “Reporting companies need not comply with the CTA’s January 1, 2025, BOI reporting deadline pending further order of the Court,” Says Texas Federal Court On December 3, 2024, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas issued… Read more »
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