Negotiate the Best Lease for Your Business. 2nd Edition.

ISBN-10: 6610474443
ISBN-13: 9786610474448
Pages: 408
Language: English
Published: 2005
Authors: Fred S. Steingold, Janet Portman

Description

Unless a small business owner operates a business out of her home, or owns the building from which her shingle dangles, she needs to lease commercial space. For the typical owner, this process can be daunting -- and cluttered with costly, potential pitfalls. With Leasing Space for Your Small Business, entrepreneurs can proceed with confidence. This practical handbook explains how to analyze space needs and then go about finding the ideal location at the best price. Readers learn how to:* determine the real cost of renting* negotiate with an experienced landlord* read the small print in a lease -- and protect themselves if the landlord presents a one-sided lease* allocate the responsibility -- and cost -- of fixing up the space* deal with a contractor during remodeling * end a lease early* share the space with a sub-tenant* respond to an eviction notice* problem solve without hiring a lawyer.Comprehensive and, as always, written in plain English, Leasing Space for Your Small Business is essential for entrepreneurs on the hunt for a fair and workable lease.

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