Need To Rent Office Space?

When opening a new business or expanding to a new location requires you to lease new office space, make sure you get all the information you need and use an expert to not only make he process go smoothly, but to keep you out of trouble. Landlord's have restriction lease agreements, a slew of attorneys, and make a living at leasing office space. If this is your first time leasing space, you won't get a good deal and could unknowingly agree to a personal financial burden.

Landlord's often require a section in the lease agreement called "In Solidido" which means if you sign the lease that the landlord can come after your personal assets if anytime in the future your business runs into a slow period and you cannot make your lease payments on time.

We can help you with all the hidden aspects of finding and leasing office space, including:

1. Preparing a comprehensive list of all office properties available for lease, both listed by any broker and unnlisted.
2. Setting up a tour of your short list of office spaces that meet your specific criteria.
3. Comparing various criteria of different spaces and their leases.
4. Negotiating in your best interest with the landlord's agent, attorney and property manager to get the best deal for you.
5. Reviewing the lease agreement for real estate traps and negotiating changes in your best interest.
6. Negotiating improvements in your office space and make the  landlord paay for it.

You get all these services...and more....and you don't have to pay for them. Whenever you lease office space, your agent, representing you, is actually paid by the landlord. So call for an appointment today to review what you need to get your new office tomorrow.