I need to know, if I'm out of lease and paying month to month, if the current lease has a rider (that isn't there in the lease itself-from what I read), to include the duration of time when the company is paying rent and out of lease that defaults to an automatic continuation of a lease agreement?
I've had an offer from a local businessman. He would like to store three of his muscle cars in the back of the building I rent. I have a half million state farm policy that covers anthing that happens to the building and our corporation. When I talked to the gentleman he said he'd be willing to talk to my attorney and write a contract that would posit onto him all %100 liability if anything happened to his automobiles.
When I called my landlord and told him what I wanted to do he first suggested we split the amount that this businessman is willing to pay me for the rent of my space (which was included in the contract-square footage is mine-it's just not used). When I said no he brought up two pionts. The first was that he'd need to call his insurance and have it checked out because the storage within a building of tanks of gasonline might make his fire insurance invalid-secondly, his wife would need to okay it (it's the usual schuk and jive).
I really want to move our company-but if I can make $200 per month for storing some cars-which the landlord agreed too when we first signed lease-can I do it when there is no lease riding?
Thanks
Rogo
I've had an offer from a local businessman. He would like to store three of his muscle cars in the back of the building I rent. I have a half million state farm policy that covers anthing that happens to the building and our corporation. When I talked to the gentleman he said he'd be willing to talk to my attorney and write a contract that would posit onto him all %100 liability if anything happened to his automobiles.
When I called my landlord and told him what I wanted to do he first suggested we split the amount that this businessman is willing to pay me for the rent of my space (which was included in the contract-square footage is mine-it's just not used). When I said no he brought up two pionts. The first was that he'd need to call his insurance and have it checked out because the storage within a building of tanks of gasonline might make his fire insurance invalid-secondly, his wife would need to okay it (it's the usual schuk and jive).
I really want to move our company-but if I can make $200 per month for storing some cars-which the landlord agreed too when we first signed lease-can I do it when there is no lease riding?
Thanks
Rogo
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