Will Dixon, REALTOR® - THE OFFICE AROUND THE CORNER: A LEASING GUIDE

mentioned in the first part of this chapter take up so much of your valuable time and effort. Maintaining the property, renting your space out (if you choose to do so), dealing with insurance, and everything else will keep you away from your primary job duties. When you rent, you only deal with a small fraction of those aspects. It leaves you that much more time to be there for your company. When making a choice as to whether to rent or buy, think of the factors from this chapter. Owning commercial property takes up a lot of time and ties up your long- and short-term future. Leasing ties up your short-term future and allows room for change down the road. It also requires tying up less capital.

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