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Negotiating Commercial Real Estate Leases is a wel crafted, superbly presented instructional
guide for the business owner and a "must read" before signing a lease.
Readers will learn the obvious and not-so-obvious differences between so-called
"standard" landlord and tenant leases; the critical economic and legal issues
implicated in lease clauses; which points are most easily negotiated under
what situations and which points aren't worth the time spent negotiating; what
alternative clauses and solutions can be offered to create a leasing deal that
works for both the business tenant and the building landlord. Negotiating Commercial
Real Estate Leases will save the prospect business tenant a great deal of
time, money, aggravation, and future real estate leasing-related disappointments. (This review was published in the February 2001 issue of The Bookwatch.) |
Negotiating Commercial Real Estate Leases is a wel crafted, superbly presented instructional
guide for the business owner and a "must read" before signing a lease.
Readers will learn the obvious and not-so-obvious differences between so-called
"standard" landlord and tenant leases; the critical economic and legal issues
implicated in lease clauses; which points are most easily negotiated under
what situations and which points aren't worth the time spent negotiating; what
alternative clauses and solutions can be offered to create a leasing deal that
works for both the business tenant and the building landlord. Negotiating Commercial
Real Estate Leases will save the prospect business tenant a great deal of
time, money, aggravation, and future real estate leasing-related disappointments. (This review was published in the February 2001 issue of The Bookwatch.) |
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