You've opted to lease your business location - which means every month you pay rent to a landlord. Several considerations led you to the decision to lease versus own your building. We will leave the lease versus own conversation for another day. Today, my goal is to discuss the…
Frequently, if you operate a small business, owning your location can make a great deal of sense. Generally, it works like this - you form a Limited Liability Company personally. The LLC then buys the commercial real estate. Your business signs a lease with the LLC. Therefore,…
Last week, in this space, I discussed the amenities contained within your commercial real estate that do not "move the meter" with buyers - AKA, buyers don't care and won't pay a premium for the benefit. You may wonder - are there, in fact, features that will create a greater…