Finding new people for a space can be much more expensive than holding onto a tenant thinking about leaving, while properties without tenants essentially lose money. The true test of a rental property owner is to keep the occupants you have.
Choosing a great office space to lease is an important step in the overall success of your business. But before you rush to sign the lease, it’s important to thoroughly review the lease terms so you are aware of everything your lease entails—like expenses that are not covered by the landlord and clauses that could either help or hurt your business. Get the most out of your commercial office lease by knowing these seven things before you sign.