Screen Prospective Tenants Thoroughly : Finding the Right Tenant

Most landlord troubles can be avoided by just finding the right tenants in the first place. Here are some simple steps you can follow to find the right tenant for your rental.

Choosing the Best Type of Lease for Your Business

When it comes to leasing equipment, understanding what it can do for your business is only part of the equation. Understanding and choosing the best lease for your business is another matter altogether.

Tenant Demand Pushes Rent To Highest In Almost Five Years

Rental prices increase as tenant demand grows. Tenant demands have grown at an alarming rate. Investors are holding fast to property as healthy house prices and strong tenant demand hearten expectations of capital growth.

Buy or Lease Your Next Automobile?

Leasing a luxury car imposes lower costs, generally comparable to the interest rate of financing a loan. However, if you terminate a lease early or default on a monthly lease payment, you can face major financial penalties and ruin your credit rating.

Beginners Guide to Your Commercial Real Estate Lease

The secrets to getting started looking for and finding a commercial real estate lease that will put your business in a position for success.

Commercial Leases – Do You Know The Basic Structures?

If you're considering buying a commercial property, then you must understand the leases involved. Because with commercial loans, the loan terms are based on the tenant leases.

Top Mistakes with Equipment Leasing

When negotiating on equipment leasing contracts, small business and corporate accounts should review all the legal terms in order to avoid the top mistakes associated with leasing equipment. These rules are applicable in multiple areas of equipment leasing from educational, computer and engineering equipment leases.

Residential Investing with a Lease/Purchase

There are several ways to invest in residential real estate. Why not use one that benefits all parties in the transaction?

Protecting Your Property with a Landlord Guide

Becoming a landlord can bring financial benefits and pitfalls. Do your homework beforehand and avoid damaging financial situations.

Buy or Lease: Which Automobile Transaction is Better?

When individuals are considering buying an automobile they are often faced with the dilemma as to whether they should buy or lease the car. There are pros and cons associated with each and the following paragraphs will highlight some of the points regarding both leasing and buying so that individuals can use the information to better help them make an informed decision.

Equipment Leasing - A Better Financing Alternative

Do you want to save money on your next equipment purchase? You can buy more and pay less if you lease your equipment properly. This article explains the benefits of equipment leasing for your business.

What Is A Lease?

There are different lease types, all with variable conditions and subject to the laws governing each state.

Equipment Leasing: Should You?

Like any other product that is out there, you should consider the benefits of owning versus equipment leasing. The difference is that in leasing you do not out right own the equipment but use it and pay for it on a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly basis. The fact that you do not own the equipment means that you do not have to fork over a large sum of money to make the purchase. Yet, is this is the right choice for you and your business? It is important to weigh the pros and cons of equipment leasing in your individual situation to determine this.

The Leverage of the Lease

In today’s rapidly changing business environment it makes sense to consider all the options before paying for your business equipment. Many business people will give great consideration to the actual purchase, getting quotes from different suppliers and considering different choices. When it comes to paying, however, they simply pay cash or use bank finance without fully exploring the available options.

Interim Rent: Equipment Leasing's Trap Door

Many lessees enter into lease transactions that they believe are competitive based on faulty rate assumptions. Most lease rate calculations don’t take interim rent into consideration. Interim rent is the trap door that allows lessors to receive increases in lease pricing. It is unpredictable and the amount can be arbitrary. By understanding how interim rent can impact your lease, you can close this trap door and enjoy the lease pricing you thought you negotiated.