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1. Be prepared to negotiate. The landlord’s printed lease will most likely favor the landlord.
2.Match the lease to your business’s needs. If location is important, you’ll want a longer lease—or a shorter one with options to renew.
3.Understand who pays what—such as utilities, repairs, insurance and even taxes. You may want to pay slightly higher rent for eliminating these items.
4. Be aware that your negotiating power is stronger in a market where lots of commercial space is available.
5. Remember that a lease is a legal document. Have your attorney review it before you sign.
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