If you plan on leasing office space, there are several advantages compared with buying property. Some advantages include deductible payments, no mortgage or down payment, negotiable rates, less paperwork, flexibility, fewer responsibilities, and tax credits.... Read More
Business mortgages are evaluated using two critical factors: the financial strength and stability of the borrower and the economic feasibility of the project. Determine where to apply, what loan you need, and down payment requirements.... Read More
Avoid the costs associated with having a space that is too small or too large. Factor in your number of employees, budget size, parking options, building features, layout, and design before making a decision.... Read More
Familiarize yourself with terms that frequently appear in lease agreements, such as use clause, exclusive clause, premises, and security, so that you can be prepared for discussions with a landlord.... Read More
Office space is one of the largest expenses a growing company incurs. Negotiating the best lease possible can save enough money to hire a few more employees or to launch a marketing campaign.... Read More
Landlords typically prefer longer term leases and may be willing to make concessions for such leases. However, if possible, the best lease is one with a shorter term and renewal options.... Read More
Landlords and leasing agents typically want tenants to sign long-term leases. But if you don't want your business locked into a 5- or 10-year lease, consider a short-term lease with renewal options.... Read More
Debt-management firms help businesses that are overwhelmed with debt get back on track. These firms negotiate with creditors for better terms on unsecured loans such as credit cards, utility bills, and IRS debts.... Read More
The basis of business debt refinancing is the conversion of original debt into a new debt instrument. Businesses can consolidate and obtain better interest rates by paying off current debt with the new debt instrument.... Read More
Subleasing is a great way to secure short-term space and a below-market rate rent. However, you may have to move at the end of the lease or pay current market rates to stay put.... Read More