Pricing
We understand that as a business owner, you are wary of the unknown costs associated with traditional attorney review services. However, we also know that signing a commercial lease without legal review can expose you to potential risks and costs down the line. That’s why we offer a range of optional, affordable services to help you confidently navigate the leasing process step-by-step.
Initial Lease Review & List of Red Flags
For leases up to 20 pages (including addendums and exhibits)
Our first step involves a comprehensive review and analysis of the lease agreement. Our experienced attorneys will thoroughly examine the lease and provide our clients with a detailed list of comments and suggestions for improvement. This includes ensuring that all agreed-upon terms are accurately reflected in the lease, and checking for potential risks and losses that could arise if certain provisions are not revised or clarified. By having an experienced attorney review the lease, our clients can have confidence in the process and avoid potentially costly mistakes.
You will receive an email summary of our comments and suggestions covering various items, such as:
- Missing provisions,
- Unusual provisions,
- Strategies to reduce your legal exposure, and
- Internal inconsistencies within the document, undefined terms of art, and other contract drafting errors.
You can use this feedback to continue the negotiations with the landlord with confidence, knowing that you’re fully informed of the risks and benefits associated with the lease agreement. Feel free to negotiate with the landlord directly using our feedback, or request our Lease Editing Package and we will do the lease editing for you.
SelectLease Editing (Optional)
For leases up to 20 pages (including addendums and exhibits)
Step 2 of our commercial lease review process is an optional service that involves a line-by-line editing of the entire lease agreement based on the comments and issues revealed in Step 1. This step allows us to work closely with you via email to ensure that all the necessary revisions are made to the lease agreement to ensure that the lease is fair and balanced, and accurately reflects your interests.
During the editing process, we pay careful attention to the language used in the lease to ensure that it aligns with your specific business needs. We also ensure that all relevant clauses are included and accurately reflect your expectations. By providing you with a revised lease that accurately reflects your interests, you can be confident in your negotiations with the landlord, knowing that you are fully informed of the risks and benefits associated with the lease agreement.
Choosing Step 2 provides you with a more comprehensive and tailored approach to your commercial lease review. While Step 1 provides you with a list of red flags and suggestions for improvement, Step 2 allows us to work with you to revise the lease and ensure that it accurately reflects your interests. This step is particularly beneficial for small and medium-sized business owners who may not have the legal expertise to identify potential issues in a commercial lease agreement.
SelectReview of Landlord’s Revised Draft Lease (Optional)
For leases up to 20 pages (including addendums and exhibits)
In this optional step, we’ll review the landlord's revised draft lease, which will likely include fewer revisions. We will provide you with a list of comments and suggestions regarding any areas of concern that may still exist in the revised draft lease. Our goal is to ensure that the final lease agreement is fair and balanced for both parties.
SelectFor longer leases, please email us for a tailored quote.
E-mail UsOur commercial lease review services are designed to help business owners navigate the leasing process with confidence and peace of mind. We offer a range of affordable services that are tailored to meet your specific needs. By choosing our services, you can rest assured that you are making informed decisions and reducing your exposure to potential costly risks associated with commercial leasing. Contact us today to learn more about our commercial lease review services and how we can assist you.
Silver Package
$99
- Have a question regarding a particular lease provision?
- Email one of our expert transactional commercial real estate attorneys.
- Get an answer fast!
Gold Package
$399
- Comprehensive lease review
- You will receive an email summary of our comments and suggestions covering various items, such as:
- 1. Missing provisions,
- 2. Unusual provisions,
- 3. Strategies to reduce your legal exposure, and
- 4. Internal inconsistencies within the document, undefined terms of art, and other contract drafting errors.
- * Our most popular package
Platinum Package
$1,500+
- Comprehensive lease review AND one round of contract revisions
- We will revise the lease to show our suggested revisions and any changes that you request.
- You will receive a redline copy of the revised lease so that you can easily see the revisions.
- If the proposed lease agreement is not available in Word, we will work with you to provide our comments in a convenient, easy-to-understand manner.
Note: Second and third lease review packages will be available after choosing this package.
Great Opportunity
A complete lease review can potentially save you thousands of dollars.
Step 1
Please email your lease and the letter of intent (LOI) in Word format to [email protected]. If Word format is unavailable, email your lease and/or LOI in PDF format. If you would like, provide any relevant background information or special concerns that you may have.
Step 2
Once the lease is emailed to us, we will send you a short engagement letter to hire us. The letter will outline the services and payment structure. For your convenience, a secure online payment may be made via LawPay.
Step 3
Once we have everything from you, we will endeavor to return our lease comments within three (3) business days. If the full package is selected, we will send you a redline copy so that you can see what is changed and why.
Review Areas
We review and comment on the following areas and more:
- The basic lease provisions and the identity of the parties
- Base rent, CAM charges, rent abatement
- The premises and its measurement
- Operating expenses and rent increases
- Tenant improvements and alterations
- Repair and maintenance obligations
- Assignment of lease, subleasing and future transfer of business
- Option to extend, option to purchase, etc.
- Defaults, waivers and late fees
- Security deposits
- Damage and destruction
- Holdover
- Parking rights
- Landlord charges hidden in the lease
- Personal guaranties
- Lease concessions (if any)
- Lease term, start dates, end dates and effective dates
- Indemnity
- Delay in possession
Ready to get the most out of your commercial lease deal?
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we’d love to hear from you.
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(877) 651-0086
One size does NOT fit all when it comes to commercial real estate leases.
Many landlords use form leases published by local or regional trade associations, such as the California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.) or the AIR Commercial Real Estate Association. If you are presented with a pre-printed form lease and being pressured to sign immediately, contact us first! We can revise it to better protect you.
If you have been provided a lease agreement for signature, whether a form lease or otherwise, and you feel that you are in a take-it-or-leave-it situation, or if you simply want a better understanding of what you are being asked to sign, then contact us.
If the lease is being treated as a mere formality, proceed with caution. You owe it to your business.
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