I'm interested in leasing office, what are al the things i need 2 know?
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Depends on where you are looking, but I will give you whats going in Denver right now...\n\n1.  3-5 years\n2.  Find a broker specializing in your area, or go to Loopnet.com, or drive around areas you like and call the listing brokers\n3.  For a business, they want to see cash flow so they can make sure you can and will make the rent payments.\n4.  Lease typically includes the lease rates, term, costs of other expenses, what you can and cant do in the property, remedies should you not pay, etc.\n5.  You need to have a broker negotiate the lease for you (you dont pay the broker, the listing agent does)\n6.  You shouldnt lose money, if you business is successful an office will only help it.  You can expect to pay a deposit of one months rent.\n7.  The length of the process depends on how much you ask the landlord to build out in your suite.  If its ready for immediate occupancy, shouldnt take more than 1-2 months to move in.\n8.  Usually one months rent, and they will want to see your financials to make sure you would make a good tenant.\n9.  The landlord or the management company for that building\n10.  No, unless they are small, your lease will address it.  Large changes will have to be approved by landlord in most cases.\n11.  None
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ask the property manager of the commercial place.  they will usually accomodate you, and are eager to do it since some of the people will be spending money.
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The information you need should be in the lease itself. There should be an early termination section. You will most likely have to pay a fee.\n\nI ended my lease early on my apartment last year and had to pay two months' rent. ($1600--ouch!) The contract said I should have to pay three months' rent, but I was able to persuade the landlord to reduce the payment as I was leaving to work at a summer camp for kids in-crisis. If you have a good reason for breaking lease, write a letter requesting they reduce the penalty. The worst they can do is say no.\n\nGood luck with it!
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There are several online, but here's a good place to start:\n\nhttp://www.apartmentreviews.net/\n\n"Searching for the right apartment to rent? Find out what others are saying about it."\n\nLet me know if this is the best answer.  Hope it helps!
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If renting check aptratings.com before you lease.
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ask a realtor to help you find a month-to-month lease.  there are tons of really good agents on this website: http://www.realestateforsaleinnewyork.com\ni'd check out the "featured" agents first, but if none of them cover your area, the rest are lovely as well.  good luck ;)
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look in newspaper, craigslist.com and other places for apartments that aren't rented by large corporation or apt. business's.\n\naverage joe who is renting will not likely do a credit check and just your personality will seal the lease for you.\n\nalso don't mention any of your hard times from the past as words not spoken cannot harm you.
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In some states that information is required to be in your lease.  Check the small print on your lease document.
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Advertise in your local paper and on local web sites. Contact the Real Estate Agents in your area and if you have a business location get into the yellow pages. Even a sign out front of the office to lease will help.
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How about a sales/purchase agreement?\n\nThis document defines the parties, price and terms, what is included and excluded, assignment of lease(s), representations and warranties, time, date and location of closing, allocation of purchase price, responsibilities for taxes and fees, etc.\n\nIt is essential for you to have one.\n\nMichael Casey CPA\nBusiness Consultant\n608-271-0068
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You can type up yours. the way you want\n\nhere is one\n\n               APPARTMENT  RENTAL  APPLICATION\n\n\n\n your  Name                                                               Spouces  Name\n\nPresent Address                                                         Phone No.                    \n\nHow long  at this  address?                                        How much is rent?\n\nName & Age of Your children\n\nLandlord’s Name  &  Phone No.\n\nCompany  You work                                                  Phone No.                    \n\nType of work?                                      Salary?                        How  long?\n\nCompany  your  Spouce works                                            Phone No.\n\nType   of Work                                  Salary ?                        How long?\n\nYour  S.S. No.                                       Spouce’s  S.S.No.\n\nDriver Lic . No.                                        Driver Lic. No.\n\nDo you  have a pet?                          Washing Machine ?              \n\nDo you pay  rent on time?                           Do You  respect  your  landlord ?\n\nDo you respect your neighbor?                 Do you  play  loud Music  ?\n\nDo you keep Appartment  Clean ?                  Do you have Roaches in  apt ?\n\nYour  rent is -$--950----- per Mo.             Security deposit is $--1050---------\nSecurity  deposit  is not the last month’s rent.\n\nNo  DOG OR CAT  OR  WASHER DRIER are allowed in the Appartment.\nNo  CHANGE IN PAINT OR  DECORATION   OR LOCK  WITHOUT PERMISSION.\nDO NOT REMOVE  SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR.\nANY DAMAGE TO PROPERTY WILL BE CHARGED TO YOU.\nNo NAIL  or push pins IN THE WALLS. USE ADHESIVE   PEALABLE  HANGERS FOR PICTURE.\nNo extra unauthorized people allowed to live in with you. $ 20 / month per extra person.\nKeep premises  clean and neat.         Heat is separate, and you pay gas and light bills.\n\n\nYour  Rent __________       Your  Security Deposit  _________\n\n\nPlease Sign                               Date
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Go to Staples or Office Max. They have sample contracts you can buy.  Get her to sign one and take a deposit.
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hey. www.mynewplace.com offers a site where you list for free, but if they find you a renter, you pay a small fee after the lease is signed. let me know if you have more questions.\n\nklein.inga@gmail.com
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I would suggest taking some courses or getting a degree in business.  I would at the least, get your real estate license.  The best thing to do would be to work your way up.  You can ask local property companies about interning with  them, or job shadowing.  Ask if they need a receptionist, or an assistant.  Property management requires knowledge of lots of laws and regulations.  You'll need to gain a lot of experience.  Good luck.
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If I got you correctly you mean setting up a business center for other companies to rent?\n\nThis will depend mostly on :\n1) Your experience\n2) The area you will start it in.\n3) The economics of the city and country you plan to start it.\n\n4)Your correct understanding of how to market your new business center.
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I would go to a stationary store that specialize in legal forms.  You want to make sure that your lease conforms with the laws of your particular city and state.  I use American Legal Forms, Inc.  They are legal supply specialists and professional printing and have everything from leases to five-day-notices, etc.  Attorneys obtain their forms from this company.  Their website is www.americanlegalforms.com.\n\nGood Luck!
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Working at a real estate office - typically open till 9pm and can work on homework when not busy.  Also good work experience as you are exposed to:  marketing, proposals, customer relations, accounting, etc.  Good luck!