Training

Property advice service

London Business Partnership Ltd

One-stop-shop advice supporting London SMEs and potential entrepreneurs so that they are more knowledgeable and aware of commercial property issues.

Areas of focus

Budgeting planning and finance forecast
Searching for / opening or closing premises
Applying and/or challenging business rates, business rate reliefs
New or renewal of leases, license agreements
Negotiation with landlords and how
Understanding and learning about regulation, Acts
Commercial property finance
Buying/renting and selling commercial properties
Commercial property fit out
Energy and fuel savings/strategies

Pro bono advice through University of Law students and volunteer lawyers through a provision of:

A one-to-one session is offered with expertise in the requested field to deal immediately with the issue. When a number of clients share the same issue, a group session is offered
Masterclasses and webinars that cover a range of commercial property topics:
- Advice on how to navigate rent negotiations with your landlord
- Handling talks with your local authority on issues, such as moving forward a change in planning use class and business rates
- How to use arbitration services to break an impasse in rent negotiations with your landlord
- Advice on how to negotiate an exit from a current lease/license commitment
Pro bono service*: University of Law could provide pro bono services to certain clients, *(please check availability and dates with the team)
Energy saving advice: Delivered by specialist consultants in this field
Referral to various other services that deal with commercial property including finding new premises
Online guidance and information

London Business Partnership Ltd

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