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About the Seminar
The SC Bar CLE Division is proud to present "Key Issues in Advanced Commercial Real Estate Practice."  Course Planner Josh Lonon has brought together a stellar faculty of experienced practitioners who will provide guidance on some of the most important current and trending issues in commercial real estate practice in South Carolina.  Topics include commercial leases, economic development and government incentives, commercial foreclosures, recognizing and avoiding environmental pitfalls, a practical analysis of commercial real estate title nuances, and an important look at the ethics of multi-jurisdictional practice. 

This seminar is an intermediate level program.

This program qualifies for 6.0 MCLE credit hours, including up to 1.0 LEPR credit hour.

SC Supreme Commission on CLE Course #: 241872ADO.

About the Book
Practical Guide to Commercial Real Estate in South Carolina, Second Edition
Principal Editor: Joshua O. C. Lonon

Contributing Authors:
Rita Bolt Barker
Brett D. Budlong
Teri K. Callen
Gregory J. English
D. Sean Faulkner
M. Kevin Garrison
Maura A. Greg
Jay R. Hoodenpyl
J. Phillip Land Jr.
Joshua O. C. Lonon
Judith L. McInnis
Edward G. Menzie
Gary W. Morris
Ryan W. Newton
S. Michael Pack Jr.
Michael S. Pitts
Mark S. Sharpe
M. Jeffrey Vinzani
Caitlin R. Walker
James I. Warren, III

Fully updated since the first edition in 2012, this brand-new second edition contains updated materials on:
Commercial Real Estate Contracts
Commercial Leasing Under South Carolina Law
Development Agreements
Economic Development, Governmental Incentives, Fees in Lieu and Related Issues
South Carolina Commercial Real Estate Lending
Closing Opinions
Land Surveys and Other Due Diligence
Zoning and Land Use
Selective Tax Issues for Commercial Real Estate
Understanding and Avoiding Environmental Pitfalls
Easements Affecting Commercial Real Estate
Title Insurance
Multistate Practice and Ethics
Mortgage Modifications
Commercial Foreclosure Process and Alternatives to Foreclosure