Depending on your business model you may need a physical space for operations. Knowing the market can be challenging, so it might be worth working with an agent or broker. Negotiating leases and leasehold improvements to a space can be challenging as well if you are not familiar. Again a broker, agent or even real estate attorney can help you get the best deal possible. If you plan to buy, consulting your CPA can help with certain tax benefits.1. Do you need a permanent space that you own or can you rent?2. Will your space grow with your business? What happens if things change?3. Do you need a build out for specialized equipment or for the customer?4. Parking and easy access for clients5. Can you use a co-working space or shared maker space?6. Are you clean on terms, conditions and constraints of signing a lease?
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