Rental fee from H&R block within my business?
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You should also consider the utilities they will be using specially electricity. How much of the sq/ft will they be utilizing? Once you know how much you are really paying out monthly, you should call a local real estate office to see what the going rate for commercial sq/ft is. That should give you an idea of what you should charge them. Be careful of not settling for a low price or a long term lease, if property taxes go up and your landlord increases your rent and you have a multiple year lease with HR you will have to shell out the difference, at the very least include a clause regarding and increase in rent
I may misunderstand your scenario. I would charge them more than a share of your monthly rent and utilities. Your business draws customers into this location, right? That is what would make your location worthwhile.
Also, in this scenario, the good name of your business is at risk. What if Enron asked to set up some tables and sell energy futures or offer loans? Would your business get through that unscathed?
How about liability? What if someone gets hurt while engaged with H&R Block business?
I hope this helps.
half of yors is ok
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