So helpful. We are about to sign a first rental lease in a large box shopping center. It's scary because of the dollar amounts involved, but the foot traffic is so attractive.
There are many different variations of the NNN lease, so it'll depend on what your agreement specifically states. It would likely be covered by the tenants through CAM, but the answer is it really depends
Hey bud would I be able to email you directly and li k your brain on a few things . I am a new commercial agent NYC and would love ask you a couple questions
Hi Jay - you’re welcome to jump in on my office hours livestream Tuesdays at 8:30am CST (except this upcoming Tuesday, I’ll be at the ULI Emerging Trends event). If you want 1-1 consulting, you can book a call here: calendly.com/tylercauble/30min
Depends on what you’re looking to do! If you’re leasing space, I’d recommend finding someone locally that can handle that on your behalf. If you’re buying at a price point of $1,000,000 or more, my team can help with that
what abt rules/regulations on leasing an office space, that i mortgage, to a cannabis retailer? like can you lease out an office/retail space that is part of a building that is currently under mortgage?
I’m in California, L.A. County I don’t know what the market rate per sq ft is. I found a 960 sq ft space in a Plaza that has a lot of empty (abandoned) spaces. It’s in a mid end side of town and I want to open z as Barbershop 💈 place used to be a beauty salon. Previous tenants left it in shambles so needs work but I don’t know how to negotiate my lease so they don’t screw me over. I want to stay and do business there long term and I don’t want to end up working just to pay my rent and end up failing. How do I negotiate my lease???
Commercial spaces and leases finding that exclusive for delivery sharing address of a corporate store is something that needs to be sought after with little compromise it should be a strict law
That depends on the lease - if the lease states that, then it is the tenant's responsibility to know that since they signed a legally binding contract. If the lease doesn't state that the tenant is responsible for property taxes, then the landlord can't actually pass that expense along
So helpful. We are about to sign a first rental lease in a large box shopping center.
It's scary because of the dollar amounts involved, but the foot traffic is so attractive.
Glad it helped! I can certainly understand that - it's tough taking the leap but can be incredibly rewarding
How has it gone?
DUDE YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER!!!!
Love to hear it!
Thank you for the video this was very helpful.
You're welcome!
In a NNN lease would the landlord be in charge of replacing the main breaker box / main panel for the building?
Thank you
There are many different variations of the NNN lease, so it'll depend on what your agreement specifically states. It would likely be covered by the tenants through CAM, but the answer is it really depends
This was extremely helpful! thank you!
You're so welcome!
Hey bud would I be able to email you directly and li k your brain on a few things . I am a new commercial agent NYC and would love ask you a couple questions
Hi Jay - you’re welcome to jump in on my office hours livestream Tuesdays at 8:30am CST (except this upcoming Tuesday, I’ll be at the ULI Emerging Trends event). If you want 1-1 consulting, you can book a call here: calendly.com/tylercauble/30min
Thank you for this info 🔱💎🏆
Absolutely 🔥
this was super helpful!! Much appreciated
Thank you!
Thank you so much for your information, great job.
Glad it was helpful!
Hey thanks man
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
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Thank you for making so many videos which increase our knowledge . Where can I find a trustable commercial broker? Do you have any referral?
Depends on what you’re looking to do! If you’re leasing space, I’d recommend finding someone locally that can handle that on your behalf. If you’re buying at a price point of $1,000,000 or more, my team can help with that
what abt rules/regulations on leasing an office space, that i mortgage, to a cannabis retailer? like can you lease out an office/retail space that is part of a building that is currently under mortgage?
That would depend on your local laws and your lender docs. I'd have an attorney review everything for sure
How do I find someone to go over my lease agreement?
I would search for a commercial real estate attorney in your area to help with a legal review of the lease
Hi, is it possible to buy the structure of the business in a long term while paying the rent ?Thank you
Hey there - absolutely it is. That’s called lease to own. Here’s a video we did on how that works czcams.com/video/j4UUE3JAKyw/video.html
I’m in California, L.A. County
I don’t know what the market rate per sq ft is. I found a 960 sq ft space in a Plaza that has a lot of empty (abandoned) spaces. It’s in a mid end side of town and I want to open z as Barbershop 💈 place used to be a beauty salon. Previous tenants left it in shambles so needs work but I don’t know how to negotiate my lease so they don’t screw me over. I want to stay and do business there long term and I don’t want to end up working just to pay my rent and end up failing. How do I negotiate my lease???
I would recommend reaching out to a commercial real estate attorney or a commercial broker - either one could help you here
Commercial spaces and leases finding that exclusive for delivery sharing address of a corporate store is something that needs to be sought after with little compromise it should be a strict law
Indemnification........whew what a doozy😭😭
Haha I feel you on that one!
Super helpful. Filling out an LOI right now and I totally forgot about exclusive rights. Thank you so much for bringing it up. Dropping it in there. 💥
Glad it helped! Good luck with your negotiations
Dangerous to who? Because anybody can be dangerous to themselves with their knowledge or lack there of.
That's for sure
Epic..
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Unconscionability is possible when a Landlord don’t explain that property taxes would be paid by tenant and 30% rent increase?
That depends on the lease - if the lease states that, then it is the tenant's responsibility to know that since they signed a legally binding contract. If the lease doesn't state that the tenant is responsible for property taxes, then the landlord can't actually pass that expense along
What does the landlord have to show to justify a 40% monthly increase in NNN?
There would be a tax bill, insurance bill, or increase in common area maintenance costs that they could provide to the tenants
Ok you scared me. Lol. I will stick with my food truck. Less stress
Haha definitely didn't mean to scare you!
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Your intro music is way too loud compared to the rest of the volume of your video
I got you fam, Put the volume down in the beginning and put it back up afterwards. Took me a while but this is what i do now.
Great video bro!