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We signed a retail lease 3 months ago. The prospective landlord says he will sign it as soon as he gets some additional permits. We are tired of waiting. He has not asked for a security depost either. Is this lease still legal, as we feel as though we don’t want to pursue this anymore since he keeps giving us one excuse after another. Thank you!

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retail lease

I am struggling in a retail business and am preparing to close. Any advice on the best options, liquidate, sell, lease financing? Would love to know more about lease financing and whether it is commonly done for retail businesses.

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retail lease

In attempt to save $$$tax on the new car do you get the value of the current lease against the $$$purchase of the new car???

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I’m trying to estimate start-up costs for a business occupying a 1700 sq ft retail space. I need this info for financing. Will a contractor(s) provide estimates even if I haven’t signed a lease? Are there any costs that are somewhat “standard”, for instance approximately how much does it cost to have a drop-down ceiling installed for x sq ft?

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I am looking to lease a retail space and I was told to ask for the developer to bring 1000 amps into the space for me as part of the lease agreement.

But what is the benifit of having them do this, and do I need it ??
The business is a Tanning Salon with 15 to 20 beds.

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retail lease

I want to make a small retail cigar shop
and there is lots of available spots
but i’m not sure what kind of things
i could say or ask to get the place
or get a short term lease
to see if business is good in that area.
Most places ask for a 1year and i think thats too much

I have a very good credit score.

any advice/tips?
I messaged one agent…

“Hello, My name is ——-.
Saw your ad on Craigslist.
I’m looking for a small space to
to make a retail cigar shop.
Is it a “non-smoking” area?

Looking for a Month to Month rental
or short term lease, renegotiate after lease is over.

Good Credit and we have been in the cigar business for
over 40 years.

Thanks for your time and hope to hear from you soon.”

Was that ok?

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I’m thinking about moving to relocate my business. The only problem is that the building I wish to buy already has a two year lease in place on the retail store front I wish to use. Can I buy the building and terminate their lease? What are my options?

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commercial lease

Commercial Equipment Leasing is basically a search for the right leasing arrangements that can help your company get the right commercial equipment that you need under the right terms that are affordable for you. A Commercial Equipment Leasing vendor might offer a lease as cheap as $5,000 or one that maxes out at $5,000,000, under leasing terms of at least one year to a maximum of seven years.

It is also good to seek out a Commercial Equipment Leasing vendor that has lengthy experience in customizing the Commercial Equipment Leasing contract to meet your budgetary and operational needs. Under an affordable Commercial Equipment Leasing contract, your company is bound to progress further and even become quite profitable. This is because the right terms and rates will permit your company to make only the payments it can afford based on its rate of income, while being able to reap savings that it can use for future business needs or invest in a financial instruments tool.

Ideally, the Commercial Equipment Leasing vendor you select would offer a tiered set of Commercial Equipment Leasing plans that you can examine and make your choice from. Try to find out if your vendor offers Commercial Equipment Leasing options like deferred payment terms, and seasonal payment terms. Taxes are another aspect of Commercial Equipment Leasing that you might want to look into (and remarkably a lot of people overlook this crucial point, it seems, in their rush to get a Commercial Equipment Leasing contract immediately.) If you cannot understand taxes well, or need someone who specializes in this field, get a certified public accountant on your team.

Commercial Equipment Leasing is a better option to simply outrightly borrowing money from a lender (like from a bank) because with a bank you will probably use the loan amount to buy equipment that you need. Not only are you then saddled with equipment for as long as it is still operational, but if you opt for a bank loan you will be eating up the credit line that you could be using for other more important business needs. Commercial Equipment Leasing, on the other hand, means that you gain a new credit line that can be used mainly for Commercial Equipment Leasing – this leaves your other credit lines intact for when your business really needs them.

The option of Commercial Equipment Leasing is open for customers like businessmen as individuals, non-profits, associations, and of course, companies. Commercial Equipment Leasing customers may have to pay up-front costs (usually the first month of payments and the last month fall into this category) to be able to get their Commercial Equipment Leasing application approved by the lender.

You have to examine the fine print of your Commercial Equipment Leasing contract closely to see what you are agreeing to exactly. For instance, you need to understand that some Commercial Equipment Leasing vendors may not allow you to back out of the contract once it has been signed. The borrower may then find himself saddled with a contract he does not really want if he hasn’t been paying attention.



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29

Is My Lease Still Valid?

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retail lease

I signed a retail lease almost 4 months ago for a space for my restaurant. The landlord has not signed it yet nor have they asked for a security deposit. They won’t tell me when the space will be ready or anything. They keep telling me that they are working on getting the building permits, architectural drawings, etc. I’m need to move ASAP and am thinking to look elsewhere. Is this lease still binding, even though it was 4 months ago and nobody but myself signed it? No security deposit or anything. Thank you for your time.

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retail lease

Can i lease a Vacant lot and rent out parking spots to customers? and maybe open a car dealership?

Heres the thing, i am working on my auto dealers license, but now i need to find a lot… i don’t need a lot, but i have to get one because it is required if you want to obtain a retail or wholesale dealers license…. i also wanted to lease out a parking lot and rent them out to customers to help me pay for lease… can this be done?

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