Restaurant Leases: What to Look for to Save Money
Here are some of the most important aspects of your leases to stay aware of so that you don't get taken advantage of.
The Importance of Documenting Critical Commercial Lease Dates for Tenants and Property Owners
Understanding and documenting critical commercial lease dates is essential, whether you are managing a handful of locations or an entire portfolio.
Glossary of Terms New Franchisees Need to Know
When you’re new to the franchise world, it can feel like you’ve stumbled into a conversation where everyone knows what they’re talking […]
How to Optimize Your Commercial Leasing Strategy
Many franchisees faced tough times and an uncertain future in early 2020. But as the country adapted to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, […]
This is Location Management
From the earliest days of Leasecake, the simple question we asked before we wrote the first line of code was, “If everyone […]
Our Lease Accounting Solution Wins G2 Recognition in Multiple Categories
Our innovations have helped 120 businesses with a total of 50,000+ employees adopt the new ASC 842 accounting standard. Complying with the […]
Leasecake Is a Leader in G2’s Quarterly Reports for Fall 2022
G2’s Fall 2022 quarterly market report is out, and the results reflect a groundswell of enthusiasm in the market for Leasecake’s enterprise […]
Landlord Offering a Tenant Improvement Allowance? Here’s What You Need to Know
Searching for commercial real estate is an exciting time for any business owner. Still, after visiting a few available units, you may […]
How to Negotiate a Commercial Lease
How do you avoid being taken by surprise—or taken advantage of? It starts with negotiating your commercial lease to ensure it meets your needs.
Location Management Software is a Must-Have for Commercial Portfolios
At its core, basic lease management software isn’t all that special. It stores lease data and reminds users about rent increases and […]
Can You Break a Commercial Lease Early Without Penalty?
You’re wondering about how to break a commercial lease legally and without penalty. Not surprisingly, the short answer is, "It depends."
Tenants Get an Edge With Location Management Software
The commercial real estate deck is stacked in favor of landlords. But multi-unit tenants can get an edge with lease and location […]