Real Estate
Skills
Commercial Lease Abstraction
Extract a structured abstract from a commercial lease PDF — tenant/landlord identification, premises description + RSF/USF, lease term + commencement…
Commercial Sublease Agreement
Drafts commercial sublease agreements subordinate to a master lease, with tripartite protections for sublessor, sublessee, and landlord. Reviews mast…
Extract Property Deed Data
Extract property ownership, legal descriptions, encumbrances, and recording details from property deeds and land registry documents.
Landlord's Consent to Sublease
Drafts a Landlord's Consent to Sublease for commercial leasing transactions, producing recitals identifying the master lease and sublease, operative …
Notice of Property Entry
Drafts contract-compliant Notice of Property Entry letters that satisfy Access Agreement advance-notice, scope, and delivery requirements. Trigger wh…
Office Lease Agreement
Drafts commercial office lease agreements with rent schedules, expense allocations, maintenance splits, and protective provisions for landlord and te…
Temporary Lease & License Agreement Expert
Expert in temporary license agreements for very short-term occupancy (1 day to 3 months) that avoid creating landlord-tenant relationships. Use when …
real-estate legal skills for GENERAL
Cross-border real estate transactions sit at the intersection of local land-registration rules, foreign-investment restrictions, tax structuring across multiple regimes, and due diligence standards that vary sharply from one jurisdiction to the next — making it one of the more technically demanding corners of transactional practice. The real estate legal skills gathered under this combined hub in the ThomasMore catalog are built precisely for that multi-jurisdictional complexity, covering title review, lease drafting, acquisition structuring, regulatory clearance, and closing mechanics as they differ across legal systems.
Each capability is agent-ready, meaning an AI agent can execute it directly — checking a title chain, flagging foreign-ownership thresholds, or assembling a comparative due-diligence checklist — via MCP or as a file download that slots into your existing deal workflow. Where a domestic hub would go deep on one land registry or one conveyancing statute, this hub spans the cross-cutting issues: nominee ownership rules, cross-border financing security, and GDPR-adjacent data obligations that arise when personal data flows through international property transactions. Skills are contributed and maintained by practitioners who work across systems, so the approach stays grounded in how real deals actually run rather than a single national template. Filter by license, jurisdiction layer, or author to locate what a specific matter needs, or work outward from here into the jurisdiction-specific hubs for the countries your transaction touches.