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KEYS TO SETTING YOUR START UP FOR HUGE MONEY & TO BE SOLD FOR MILLIONS OR PRE IPO

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NEGOTIATIONS ON HOW TO HANDLE SETTING UP YOUR FIRST OFFICE, BRANCH OR LOCATION On Leases, Office Equipment, Office Furniture, Phone Systems, Computers all are on contracts to pay or should be set up to be on them.  The Offices all will be 3 to 5 to 7 year leases, you will want the Landlord to BUILD out or REMODEL the office to allow your business for maximum efficiency and productivity. This is standard and is calculated or will be calculated into the rent.  The trick to starting your business is the maximize cash flow as fast as possible and get your business generating income as fast as possible.  Thus the best way to start is to negotiate and get FREE RENT FOR FIRST 3 MONTHS  this is always done when you make contract and good deal for your office location.  This will allow you to make and if you don't will your not out anything but never have a plan B but when your expanding all over the nation fast its good to have all the offices with 3 months to get them off the groun
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What Are the Different Types of Commercial Leases? CALL 312-473-4163 FOR YOUR START UP LOANS!

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What Are the Different Types of Commercial Leases? Let’s review the different types of commercial leases to prepare for negotiations and your expenses as a tenant. Click here for NEGOTIATIONS ON HOW TO HANDLE SETTING UP YOUR FIRST OFFICE, BRANCH OR LOCATION What is a Full Service or Gross Lease? In a full service lease, aka “gross lease,” the landlord covers all the building expenses. That includes maintenance fees, insurance and real estate taxes. You, the tenant, are responsible for base rent. That’s it. The landlord may, however, recoup his costs through the building’s load factor, rent you pay for use of the building’s common areas. Triple Net Lease A  triple net lease  is essentially the opposite of a gross lease. The tenant (you) agrees to pay for all of the building’s operating expenses. That includes maintenance fees, building insurance and property taxes. Double Net Lease In a double net lease or “net net” lease, tenants pay property taxes and building i
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