Commercial Real Estate &

Real Estate Contracts in Nebraska

Practical legal help with commercial leases, purchase agreements, and seller-financed deals.

I’m Andy Page, a bilingual Nebraska attorney (abogado bilingüe de bienes raíces). I help business owners, landlords, tenants, buyers, sellers, and investors in Lincoln, Omaha, Grand Island, and across Nebraska. I review, draft, and negotiate real estate documents in English or Spanish. You work directly with me, you’ll know the fee before you commit, and your first consultation is free.

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Commercial Lease Drafting & Review

A commercial lease can shape your business for years. If you’re a tenant, I review the lease before you sign so you understand what you’re agreeing to. If you’re a landlord, I draft a lease that fits your property and your goals.

I look at rent and escalations, operating expenses, maintenance and repair responsibilities, permitted use, assignment and subleasing, renewal options, defaults and termination, and personal guarantees.

Real Estate Purchase Agreements

Buying or selling property involves more than agreeing on a price. The purchase agreement sets your deadlines, contingencies, inspection and due diligence rights, and what happens if something goes wrong. I draft and review purchase agreements for commercial and residential transactions, and I work with your title company and closing agent so the legal documents and the closing line up.

Seller-Financed Transactions

When the seller finances the sale, the paperwork is what protects both sides. I prepare and review promissory notes, deeds of trust, and the related agreements so the terms are clear and enforceable.

Landlord–Tenant Matters

I advise landlords and tenants on lease terms and on questions that come up during a lease.

What Does a Real Estate Attorney Cost in Nebraska?

The fee depends on the transaction type, the documents involved, and how much negotiation is needed. When the scope is clear, I quote a flat fee. Reviewing a lease or purchase agreement is usually easier to price than a deal with many moving parts.

Here’s what usually affects the price: the document's length and complexity, whether you want review only or also negotiation and revisions, whether I’m drafting from scratch, and the timeline.

You’ll know the fee in writing before you commit. Your first consultation is free.

Working With Page Law

You work directly with me. No handoffs. I handle your matter from the first call through the agreed scope of work.
Clear scope and price. I explain what’s included and what isn’t before we begin.
English or Spanish. We can handle the whole matter in either language.
Practical advice. My job is to help you understand your options and decide, not to make a simple deal complicated.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • It’s usually worth it, especially for long terms, significant rent, or personal guarantees. A review helps you understand your obligations and raise issues before you’re committed.

  • Both. If you’re a landlord, I can draft the lease. If you’re a tenant, I can review one you’ve been given and suggest changes.

  • The lease or purchase agreement, any related documents (like a letter of intent or amendments), and a short note on your concerns and your timeline.

  • You’re not required to have one, but purchase agreements set deadlines, contingencies, and remedies, and it’s much easier to fix problems before you sign than after.

  • Yes. I prepare and review the promissory note, deed of trust, and related agreements.

  • No. I handle the legal documents and contract issues. Your title company handles title and closing services, and we’ll clarify roles at the start.

  • Sí. Puedo ayudarle con contratos de bienes raíces, arrendamientos comerciales y compraventas en español.