
|Articles|June 10, 2012
Remind the landlord about the costs of a vacant medical office
Author(s)Judy Bee
Does your landlord want to raise the rent for your practice's office? Here are a few ways to get more out of the deal.
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A: If you're going to be paying a higher rent, you'd better get something in return. Remember, your property owner also wants to keep you as a tenant if the local market is competitive. If a good tenant leaves, most medical offices likely will sit vacant for a time and will need extensive renovations before a new tenant moves in. Use this valuable information to help you negotiate a better deal for yourself. Ask for refurbishment, remodeling, better parking, better maintenance, and the like.
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