Today's Tenant Rep Tuesday Tip topic: Annual Commercial Lease Reviews - Why Tenants Should Conduct a Yearly Commercial Lease Review

Every year companies do performance reviews, budgeting reviews, sales plans, etc, however, most companies never do an annual review of their commercial lease. As a tenant, the commercial lease is one of your biggest financial and contractual obligations and it should not be overlooked or forgotten. Depending on your specific lease, there are certain clauses that may have been pre-negotiated and if overlooked or any important dates are missed you could put your company in jeopardy.

Today's Tenant Rep Tuesday Tip topic: Gain Leverage in Commercial Real Estate Leases - How to Gain Leverage in Negotiations

Knowledge is key to knowing how to leverage commercial lease negotiations. Below are a few ways for tenants to gain leverage in their next commercial lease negotiation.

Today's Tenant Rep Tuesday Tip topic: Questions to Ask Landlords - Before Signing a Commercial Lease

When determining which commercial space is right for your business there are a lot more things to consider than just the rental rate. Landlords know that most tenants are not familiar with all the detail of commercial leasing. As a tenant, you want to negotiate the lowest out-of-pocket expense and the best lease terms that give you as much control as possible. These are a few questions you need to ask in order to negotiate the best deal possible.

Today's Tenant Rep Tuesday Tip topic: Commercial Lease Flexibility - Ways to Make a Commercial Lease Flexible for your Business

When leasing commercial real estate, having a flexible lease will allow you to ensure the building you lease space from will accommodate your current and future needs. Flexibility is key. Here are a few ways for a commercial lease to be flexible for your business.

Today's Tenant Rep Tuesday Tip topic: Myths About Leasing Commercial Real Estate

Tenants have been leasing commercial real estate for a number of year years now, however there still seems to be many myths or misunderstandings about the process works.