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Rommel acts for national and regional clients across many different industries ranging from private individuals, portfolio investors, developers, companies, banks and trustees. He has gained a broad range of experience in the Real Estate sector advising clients on all their property needs and now specialises in landlord and tenant law negotiating on commercial business premises, such as offices, warehouses and retail. Rommel places a particular emphasis on providing straightforward commercially minded advice quickly and efficiently without the need for any complex legal jargon.
Work highlights:
- – All aspects of landlord and tenant work in dealing with commercial business premises
- – Acquisitions and disposals of commercial and residential property.
- – Buying and selling at auctions.
- – Property Asset Management for both commercial and residential landlords.
- – Secured lending for both lenders and borrowers
Position and Qualification:
- – Partner- joined in 2017
- – LLB University of Essex 2011/LPC 2012
- – Qualified as a solicitor in 2017
Languages Spoken:
- – English
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