When negotiating the rental terms for your catering business location, it pays to understand lease term alternatives
By Jeff Grandfield and Dale Willerton –The Lease Coach
When the time comes for you to move your catering business out of your own kitchen to leasing commercial space (and paying rent to a landlord), or when you’re renewing a current lease, here’s one of the questions you need to answer—how long of a lease term should I choose?
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