By: Pamella Neely | 2011-01-02 | Small Business Location is one of, if not the most important, consideration when you are running a store. A good location brings in walk-in traffic. Without walk-in traffic, your store will suffer with lost sales. This is not your only consideration with location; you also need to look at how much the store is going to cost you and how that cost affects your bottom-line. read more
By: Tony DiCorpo | 2011-05-11 | Small Business When opening a coffee shop, before you sign any lease be sure you read it. You will be amazed how ‘boiler plate' most commercial leases are. Try to do everything you can to get what you want in your lease. read more
By: Lance Thorington | 2010-12-28 | Article Marketing A COMMERICAL LEASE is a lease that is entered into a transaction for commercial or business purposes. When it comes to determining whether or not one should negotiate one, there are steps to consider. Here are some important steps. read more
By: Jared Ingram | 2012-02-21 | Automotive If you are looking for a premier new Audi dealer that can assist you with your plan of taking a lease on your dream car, that is, an Audi A7, first you have to keep yourself well informed of how negotiation for lease takes place. If this is your first time to lease a luxury car, you have to know that there are certain things that you need to follow in order for you to get the car you really want. read more
By: Patrick O Connor | 2011-04-21 | Taxes The amortized cost of your tenant improvements will be the cost over the term of your lease. To keep matters simple, if you are spending $60,000 to renovate your space, and your lease term is five years (60 months), include $1000 per month for the cost of tenant improvements. read more
By: Patrick Oconnor | 2012-03-15 | Leasing The amortized cost of your tenant improvements will be the cost over the term of your lease. To keep matters simple, if you are spending $60,000 to renovate your space, and your lease term is five years (60 months), include $1000 per month for the cost of tenant improvements. read more
By: Patrick Oconnor | 2012-04-06 | Leasing Tenants are generally provided time to prepare the office space for occupancy prior to the date when they must begin paying rent. However, in hot markets and for some very desirable properties or spaces, landlords will be able to require that tenants pay for office space beginning at the time the lease is executed. read more
By: Isabell Isai | 2010-11-12 | Real Estate You may want new premises for your firm but you possibly have not decided on a certain type of site as you are unaware of the services available for your firm. read more
By: Pat O Connor | 2011-01-13 | Real Estate Foreclosure of a mortgage typically extinguishes all claims to the property. In other words, if you've negotiated a lease and started a business, your right to use the retail space is terminated by foreclosure unless there is a separate agreement. read more
By: Patrick O Connor | 2011-01-07 | Real Estate Foreclosure of a mortgage typically extinguishes all claims to the property. In other words, if you've negotiated a lease and started a business, your right to use the retail space is terminated by foreclosure unless there is a separate agreement. read more
By: Kiya Mateo | 2011-12-20 | Real Estate You may require new offices for your business but you have been unable to focus on a specific site as you are unaware of the services available for your firm. read more
By: Patrick Oconnor | 2012-01-16 | Leasing Leasing office space is time-consuming, complex and can divert attention from the primary functions of the business. Steps in the process of leasing office space include selecting a tenant rep broker, location, researching options, selecting the best options, negotiating the primary business terms, selecting an attorney and negotiating the details of the lease. read more
By: Alexander Gordon | 2010-04-22 | Small Business Selecting the right location, building and being able to lease the building in favorable terms is a difficult task, one that any business owner will spend a lot of time and energy in making sure nothing goes wrong. Lessees often prefer long-term leases for commercial use as it will help establish their business and once the business is established they prefer not to move to another address. read more
By: smith archer | 2010-03-26 | Debt Consolidation The last year saw overwhelming variances in economical fortunes. There was a fast fall in revenue causing quite a few charge card customers to avoid paying of dues. The defaulters have increased leading the banking institutions to go bankrupt. read more
By: Mark Roscioli | 2011-03-28 | Arts & Entertainment There are many landowners who lease out their land to companies for cell site lease or to set up their towers in the land. With many service providers and users of mobile phone services increasing, th... read more