Lease Exit Management
Helping you with all your lease management needs.
A good manager needs to have a detailed understanding of clients leases through preparation of an up to date property register and diarised key dates.
- Leases generally either expire at the end of the term or they can be terminated on certain dates by landlord or tenant.
- A good knowledge of key dates such as break clauses and the relevant notice provisions most of which are time sensitive.
- A missed break notice can cost a tenant serious money if not properly served and is likely also to have a major impact on future relocation or closure plans.
- All surplus properties should also be recorded to reduce the risks of lease endings being missed or sub lease terms being breached which can lead to unnecessary claims for dilapidations or damages from landlords.
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