With anything you lease or purchase, you want to make sure and do your homework.  How important are things such as location, Las Vegas address, located close to the Airport or Strip, a luxury image? Since there are so many choices and you want to make sure to narrow it down.

Calling too many locations

may cause you to get overwhelmed. No two executive suite programs are alike, some say they offer “everything” or will waive a security deposit to get you in, and then you find out later that there are some hidden costs or they will automatically increase your rent by a large margin after your initial term. Be specific when asking questions. Here are some examples that will help you get a feel for the executive suites:
1. When you say you include “everything” what does that mean? Are there any hidden charges? (i.e. long distance calls, copies, faxes, extra phone lines or instruments, conference rooms charges, etc.)
2. Is your location secure? (i.e. electronic keycard system, surveillance cameras)
3. What kind of rent increase can I expect after my initial term?
4. Are there any kind of discounts being offered?
5. What kind of lease term can you expect?
6. Where in the Valley are you located? Is it easily recognizable and on a major arterial?
7. Would I have 24/7 access and are the utilities also 24/7?
8. What type of signage is offered?
9. Do you require a rental application and/or security deposit?
These are just a few of the important questions to ask. If an executive suite refuses to answer or hems and haws at any of your questions, then they may not be a good choice for your business.
Chris Johnson, Leasing Manager