| Article Index |
|---|
| Renting Premises |
| The Basics |
| Taking a Licence |
| Taking a Lease |
| Option to Sub-let |
| Option to Assign |
| Repairs and Alterations |
| Negotiating |
Compared with purchasing premises, renting is flexible and ties up a minimal amount of capital. Most businesses rent their premises, either through a lease or a licence.
However, be on your guard. Property law can be complex and verbal agreements do not count. The golden rules are not to assume anything, and to get everything in writing.
This briefing focuses on the terms under which you occupy rented premises. It covers:
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