FACILITY ACQUISITION & LEASING
We Assist Charter Schools through the Process of Acquiring or Leasing Real Property and School Facilities
The facilities that house a charter school are vastly important. It is inside these walls that learning will take place, friendships will be made, and careers will blossom. Most charter schools in the State of Florida are not provided facilities by their sponsoring school district. Instead, charter schools are required to secure their own facilities, whether through acquisition or leasing.
Charter schools seeking to acquire ownership of facilities or to build new facilities must secure financing, negotiate contracts, and navigate through the closing process. Those charter schools seeking to lease facilities must negotiate a lease agreement with a landlord. Regardless of whether a charter school is seeking to acquire or lease facilities, the path is often difficult and filled with potential pitfalls. Attempting to navigate this process without the assistance of an experienced attorney can lead to costly mistakes. Our team of experienced attorneys has been involved in countless lease negotiations and property acquisition deals. We have the experience and know-how to make sure the deal is done right.
Contact our law firm today and find out what we can do to help your charter school in the process of acquiring or leasing real property and school facilities.