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What Does a Leasing Agent Do? Basics You Need to Know

Bay Property Management Group

Drafting and Explaining Lease Agreements Once a tenant gets the green light, the leasing agent prepares the lease. So, if your rental unit goes for $1,800 a month, you can expect to pay $1,800 once they’ve secured a signed lease. Do Leasing Agents Need a License?

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What is the San Francisco Silicon Valley’s Sub-Lease Market Impact on Commercial Property Values in 2025

Esquire Property Management Group

Sublease opportunities frequently present reduced rates and pre-existing fit outs, rendering them appealing alternatives to direct leasing agreements. Provide fit-out contributions or flexible leasing terms to entice prospective tenants. Collaborate closely with commercial brokers to aggressively market available spaces.

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The 10 Features of a Great Property Management Company

Property Management Inc.

Rigorous Tenant Screening to Protect Your Property A key feature of exceptional property management services is their focus on thorough tenant screening. Reliable property managers prioritize finding high-quality tenants who respect lease agreements, pay rent on time, and care for your residential property.

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Critical Issues in Triple Net Leases Investors Should Know

Esquire Property Management Group

Automate your triple net property management to facilitate a swift initiation. Advance with confidence: 1) Acquire a property with a triple net lease; 2) Execute a profitable leasing agreement; and 3) Observe the substantial rental income deposited into your bank account monthly.

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New California Commercial Lease Requirements – SB 1103

Esquire Property Management Group

This new law mandates that landlords and their representatives—across all commercial sectors, including office, industrial, and retail—adapt their leasing practices when engaging with a newly classified category of tenants known as “qualified commercial tenants.”

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Commercial Tenant Risk Mitigation, Insurance, Tracking, and Best Practices

Esquire Property Management Group

Managing tenant insurance is a crucial element in overseeing commercial real estate (CRE) from a landlord and commercial property management perspective. Typically, landlords mandate tenants to maintain various forms of insurance coverage as a prerequisite or addendum to commercial lease agreements.