There are many instances in life in which knowing all you can before you begin dramatically improves your chances for success. The industrial real estate lease process is one of them. Going into the experience with the right data and the right information ahead of time can save you frustration, time, and money down the line. The key is in doing your homework upfront, and being very clear about what matters – and what doesn’t. To that end, here are two tips from Miller Industrial Properties to help you improve the industrial lease process experience and boost your odds of a successful transaction.
Choose Wisely
Partnering with the right industrial real estate firm is a major decision, and it’s not an overstatement to say it could make or break your deal. You’ll likely have no shortage of options when it comes to compiling a short list, and your best bet is to find a company with a reputable, proven track record for closing transactions just like the one you’re pursuing. We’ve written before about the best way to find the right agent, so take a few minutes to scan these posts for guidance:
Familiarize Yourself
While your carefully-chosen agent will provide direction and guidance, it’s still important that you develop at least a passing familiarity with industrial leases. Fortunately, Miller Industrial Properties made it easy to do just that. We developed a 13-step guide that outlines every part of the industrial lease process, along with useful tips and details. It’s available to download at no cost, and includes:
How to determine your need and project scope
The process of reviewing and presenting marketplace opportunities
The process of site selection and property tours
How to develop and then refine a short list of suitable properties
What to know about the RFP process and making an offer
Details about beginning, navigating, and ending negotiations
Approving transaction points
Reviewing the lease and closing the deal
Tenant improvements and post-lease start-up and occupancy
Even if you’ve leased property before, this free guide will help you improve your chances of a successful transaction. Pair that background knowledge with an experienced agent, and you’re starting things off on the right foot.
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