In our recent podcast marathon with Jamie Russo we focused part of the conversation specifically around the use of lease agreements between Landlords and Flexible space operators and the rise of the Management Agreement. Jamie’s has a deep knowledge and understanding of this area so we were very lucky to record some of her insights.
In this shorter Back 2 Basics episode you will learn about the prevalence of the rent to rent model in Commercial Property and how operators are shifting the risks over to landlords whilst sharing the potential upside through the use of management agreements.
You might consider one of these contracts as a landlord if you see the potential for a flexible offering in a particular property but don’t have the inclination or time to actually operate the space. Alternatively working with a landlord as the operator might give you the cashflow, experience and increased credibility you may need to be able to start purchasing properties for yourself in the near future.
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