Your lease is typically the second largest expense in your practice, and most dentists renew it blind. When your renewal window opens, your landlord already knows three things you don’t: what comparable space is leasing for today, what it would cost them to replace you, and exactly which clauses in your current lease limit your options.
Current market rates, comparable second-generation dental space, and a realistic read on your landlord’s position, before you say a word to them.
We handle the back-and-forth so you’re not negotiating directly against your own landlord, and you’re not the one who has to maintain the relationship after a tense conversation.
Assignment rights, relocation clauses, and personal guarantees decide whether you can sell your practice later. We make sure your renewed lease doesn’t quietly make your practice harder to sell.
Renewing without representation costs Las Vegas dentists tens of thousands of dollars over a lease term, and can quietly make a practice harder to sell. Flat-fee consulting and representation includes market analysis, negotiation strategy, LOI preparation, and attorney document review.
Ideally nine to twelve months before your current lease expires, which gives enough time to build leverage and negotiate without a deadline working against you.
Yes, pricing is flat-fee and discussed upfront before any work begins.
We can evaluate renewal against relocation or ownership options side by side, so the decision is based on real numbers either way.
