We examine how operating costs, such as property taxes, maintenance, and utilities, are calculated and passed on to you. This analysis helps identify any inflated charges or costs that should not be included under your lease.
We review the requirements for lease renewal, including timing, rate changes, and notification deadlines. This process helps you avoid costly holdovers or missed renewal opportunities.
We assess whether you are personally liable for rent or damages beyond what your business entity covers. Many tenants sign these clauses without fully understanding the long-term legal and financial implications.
We check if your lease allows you to sublet or terminate early, along with the conditions that apply. This information is crucial if your business needs to change or if you plan to relocate.
We compare your lease rates with current market data to ensure that you are not overpaying. This insight can aid in renegotiations or help set realistic expectations before signing a new lease.
1. Submit your current lease for review.
2. We will analyze the key terms and costs.
3. You will receive a summary and recommendations.
This review is not legal advice and should not replace consultation with legal counsel.