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Eagle · 14-09-2008, 17:21

Let's clarify again the leasehold: The owner of the local is in most cases not the owner of the business, and he is also not the owner of the equipment, furniture, decoration, stock, and especially the license. Logically the owner of the local wants a monthly rent. On the other hand, the owner of the business wants to be paid for the equipment, furniture, decoration, stock, also for renovations he made in the past, and especially the license. Good businesses have a good reputation and a "stock" of clientele. This is a special value for the new tenant - the buyer of the business. Therefore: leasehold makes sense! And don't forget, if one day you want to leave (sell) the business you will ask also a leasehold from a new buyer of your business. Most probably you will want even (much) more than you paid when buying the business (leashold) years ago.

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Eagle Eagle is.... Regular Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 0	Let's clarify again the leasehold: Let's clarify again the leasehold: The owner of the local is in most cases not the owner of the business, and he is also not the owner of the equipment, furniture, decoration, stock, and especially the license. Logically the owner of the local wants a monthly rent. On the other hand, the owner of the business wants to be paid for the equipment, furniture, decoration, stock, also for renovations he made in the past, and especially the license. Good businesses have a good reputation and a "stock" of clientele. This is a special value for the new tenant - the buyer of the business. Therefore: leasehold makes sense! And don't forget, if one day you want to leave (sell) the business you will ask also a leasehold from a new buyer of your business. Most probably you will want even (much) more than you paid when buying the business (leashold) years ago.