Questions to ask for the best deal on a Las Vegas Executive Suite

Make a list of what you can and cannot live without for your business and then just start your search. Take good notes and sometimes if an office “feels right” it usually is and you will have made a good choice. If it sounds “too good to be true” it usually is and there might be some hidden costs. Don’t feel pressured and don’t look at too many executive suite centers — narrow your choices to between 3-5 centers. If you look at too many you will get overwhelmed and you will wind up picking the last one just to be done with it. If you are not sure, just make a call to a center that you like and say something like “I really like your executive suites, but so and so is offering this, can you match it?” If they can and you really do like that location, take the office deal. Don’t keep negotiating back and forth like a used car salesman. Most executive suite managers will give you their “bottom line” if you ask for it and if you keep pestering them and asking them to “drop the price a little more” or something bold like “if you give me free whatever, I will sign right now! you will aggravate the leasing manager and start off with a strained relationship. Mutual respect is key in any negotiations.Chris – Leasing Manager