Book a call · Tenant-side · No obligation
Your landlord has an expert. On this call, you get one too. Tell me about your lease and I'll tell you where the money is and where the risk is.
Wherever you are in the lease — finding, negotiating, managing, restructuring or exiting — this is the place to start.
Typical Savings Per Negotiation
Negotiating Commercial Leases For Tenants
Never Landlords, Never Agents Who Also Act For Landlords
How the call works
You negotiate a lease a handful of times. The people on the other side do it every week. I've run hundreds of lease negotiations for tenants, and only for tenants — so the call is 30 minutes of someone who knows the game, on your side of the table.
Grab a 30-minute slot from the calendar. No prep needed — just bring your situation.
Tell me about your business and your premises, or the lease or deal in front of you. I'll tell you where the money is and where the risk sits.
You'll know where you stand, what I'd push for, and what to do next. Whether or not you go further is up to you.
Because the cost of waiting is quiet.
Settle 8% above market on a $180,000 rent and that's $14,400 a year — $86,400 across a six-year term, before the reviews stack on top.
A missed rent-review window, an auto-renewal that rolls over, OPEX that drifts: none of it shows up as one bad decision, so nobody flags it.
The money just leaves, month by month. The earlier we talk, the more of it stays in your business.
Free, no obligation. Pick a time that works for you.
"Marcus's experience rolling out retail networks in New Zealand and Australia has been invaluable. His persistence and tenacity has paid off in terms of money and time."
— Simon Parham, Operating Officer, Waitomo Petroleum Limited