A.CRE LEGAL
COLLECTION OF CRE LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND ARTICLES
About Ron Rohde
A.CRE Legal Contributor
Ronald Rohde is a seasoned commercial real estate attorney practicing in Florida and Texas. He has over ten years of experience with commercial transactions, leasing, and investment. He recently served as General Counsel for a regional real estate developer overseeing the deployment of over $500 million of projects throughout Alabama, Texas and Tennessee.
He currently is focusing 80% on commercial real estate transactions in Dallas, Texas. He received his undergraduate degree from Cornell University and his juris doctor from the University of Miami.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the A.CRE Legal Page
What is the A.CRE Legal page?
The A.CRE Legal page is a specialized hub within the Adventures in CRE platform offering legal templates and educational content tailored to commercial real estate. Curated by attorney Ronald Rohde, it helps CRE professionals manage legal aspects of transactions more effectively.
Who curates the legal content on the A.CRE Legal page?
All content is curated by Ronald Rohde, a commercial real estate attorney with extensive experience. He brings both legal acumen and practical insights to the materials featured on the page.
What types of legal documents can I find on the page?
The page features downloadable, customizable legal templates including Tenant Estoppel Letters, Letters of Intent (LOIs), and Subordination, Non-Disturbance, and Attornment Agreements (SNDAs), among others.
What topics do the legal articles cover?
The articles address a wide range of topics relevant to commercial real estate law, such as hiring a CRE attorney, tools for lease analysis, the impact of legal clauses, and the use of AI in lease abstraction.
Who would benefit from using the A.CRE Legal page?
The page is ideal for commercial real estate professionals—including brokers, developers, asset managers, and investors—who need practical legal tools and guidance to navigate transaction complexities with greater confidence.
Is the A.CRE Legal content suitable for non-lawyers?
Yes. The content is crafted to be accessible and practical, making it useful for real estate professionals without formal legal training who want clear and actionable legal insights.