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Congratulations! Your company has expanded its footprint through a successful acquisition. Now comes the process of integrating the new locations into your existing operations. One crucial area demanding attention: lease management.

For multi-unit operators, back-office teams often operate in silos. This can be especially true when it comes to lease management, leading to inefficient workflows and the potential for costly mistakes.

Lease abstracting is a crucial process that ensures all pertinent information from a lease is distilled into a clear, concise format. This process can help property managers and lease administrators manage leases more efficiently, avoid costly mistakes, and make informed decisions. Before diving into this process, it’s essential to have certain tools and information at your disposal. Here are six must-haves for a successful lease abstracting process:

Renewing business licenses and permits can be a complex and time-consuming process for any business owner. With multiple jurisdictions and varying renewal requirements, it's crucial to have a well-organized and efficient process in place. These 7 steps will provide you with essential information and practical steps on how to create a seamless process for renewing business licenses and permits.

When it comes to real estate acquisitions, the adage "knowledge is power" couldn't be truer. The success of an acquisition hinges on a comprehensive understanding of the existing leases. Imagine closing on a new property only to discover that a crucial lease expires just one year after the closing date—with no available renewal options. The ramifications of not uncovering these lease intricacies before closing can be substantial, ranging from missed negotiation opportunities to unforeseen financial burdens. In this blog, we'll explore why uncovering eight essential lease components before closing on an acquisition is paramount to ensuring a well-informed, strategic approach to property management.

One of the most daunting parts of buying or selling hundreds of units is reviewing hundreds of existing leases with landlords. There’s no getting around the enormity of this task.

As a business owner, finding the perfect commercial space is crucial to the success of your business. However, navigating the lifecycle of a commercial lease can be cumbersome and confusing, especially if you're managing multiple leases. From acquisition to operations, there are many departments and processes to consider when managing commercial lease agreements. That's why we've put together a comprehensive guide to help you navigate every step of the commercial lease lifecycle. In this guide, we'll cover everything from occupancy cost auditing to tenant improvement allowances. Whether you're a new business owner or a seasoned entrepreneur, this guide will help you make informed decisions and ensure that your commercial lease is a valuable asset to your business. So, let's dive in and explore the ins and outs of navigating the lifecycle of a commercial lease.

Post #2 in our series, In Development - Realistic Roadmap to Leased Location Sustainability

Most professionals are diligent about posting meetings and conferences on their calendars. Beyond options and expirations, however, few people have a systematic method for tracking and managing timely lease-related action items.

Savvy business owners are increasingly relying on lease administration software to help keep track of their properties. But in the sea of real estate–management platforms, how does a business operator know which is the right fit?