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Copyright
2003-2006 |
Tenant and Owners Tips and Tales Before implementing drastic cost-cutting measures, bring in a commercial
leasing broker or a real estate attorney to review your lease. Recently we
caught a nationally prominent landlord trying to pass on an unjustified annual
increase in excess of 37%. Most tenants never questioned it, they just paid it,
Another commonly used leasing ploy, in most full service leases around the
country is calling for the tenant to be charged twice annually for the same
operating expense increases and three times annually for real estate taxes. If
you confront your landlord on this issue you’ll quickly learn something about
their ethics. Let this be a barometer when making your next leasing decision. http://www.howtoleasespace.com/
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