If you are a veterinarian who is planning to relocate your clinic, you will have to eventually make your way through a lease negotiation with your prospective new landlord.

Research and a solid office lease review and negotiation strategy are critical to relocating your veterinary practice. It’s recommended to bring in a leasing professional to review your current and proposed lease to ensure you’re prepared for the unexpected.

Schedule your complimentary office lease consultation with an expert today!

Important Questions to Consider Before Relocating Your Veterinary Practice

  • How much time do you still have in your current space to avoid any “downtime” or “dark-time” while your new veterinary practice is being built?

  • Who is guaranteeing the lease? You, or your incorporated entity?

  • Will the landlord offer you a tenant improvement allowance to help with build-out costs?

  • Is the new lease set up to allow you to bring in associates and grow the clinic?

  • Can the landlord deny your request to sell the clinic and retire down the line?

  • Can the landlord relocate your clinic throughout your tenancy? If so, who pays for the move, you or the landlord?

  • Can the landlord terminate your lease, and kick you out of the building should you default on terms in the new lease?

To guarantee a smooth and safe relocation, there are many important items to consider within your current and new office lease that must be reviewed and addressed prior to relocating your practice.

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Veterinary Office Leasing Services

Veterinary Office Lease Review & Rent Analysis | Critical Dates and Risk Assessment

Cirrus Consulting Group offers veterinarians the Critical Dates and Risk Assessment (CDRA), or Office Lease Review, guaranteed to save you time and money. We thoroughly review your veterinary office lease and flag important action dates, risky language, and problem areas, arming you with the knowledge necessary to protect yourself in upcoming negotiations with your landlord. Learn more about our veterinary lease review.

Veterinary Office Lease Negotiation Services

Avoid the endless time and frustration involved in negotiating your own clinic office lease. Cirrus’ professional Lease Negotiators handle the entire process from start to finish. We will create a lease negotiation strategy based on your clinic needs and career goals, representing you in all dealings with your landlord with the expertise of an in-house legal team, commercial real estate analysts, ex-landlords, brokers, and professional Lease Negotiators. Learn more about our professional veterinary lease negotiation services.

Contact us for a complimentary veterinary office lease consultation by dialing 1.800.459.3413.