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Mock Lease Negotiation and Leasing Essentials Presented By:PATTI WEST, RPM, CMM WEST LAND MANAGEMENT, INC. JARED B. BOERS, CPL, CMM Cutter Energy, LLC 2017 NATO National Convention September 69, 2017

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How to fill out mock lease negotiation

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the property and the terms you want to negotiate.
2. Review the existing lease agreement, if applicable, to understand the current terms and conditions.
3. Identify the key points you want to negotiate, such as rent amount, lease duration, maintenance responsibilities, and any specific clauses.
4. Prepare a list of demands or requests, prioritizing them based on their importance.
5. Schedule a meeting with the landlord or their representative to discuss the negotiation.
6. Present your demands and provide supporting documentation or reasoning for each point.
7. Listen to the landlord's perspective and be prepared to negotiate and compromise.
8. Take notes during the discussion to ensure a clear understanding of any agreed-upon changes.
9. If necessary, consult with a lawyer or real estate professional to review the negotiation and provide guidance.
10. Once an agreement is reached, document the changes in writing and ensure both parties sign and receive a copy.

Who needs mock lease negotiation?

1. Anyone who is entering into a lease agreement with a landlord may need a mock lease negotiation.
2. Real estate agents or brokers who assist clients in lease negotiations can benefit from mock exercises to enhance their skills.
3. Law students or aspiring lawyers studying real estate law may find mock lease negotiations helpful for practice.
4. Business owners or entrepreneurs who frequently lease commercial properties can benefit from mock negotiations to sharpen their negotiation skills.
5. Tenants facing significant changes or issues in their existing lease agreements might engage in mock negotiations to prepare for formal discussions.

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What is mock lease negotiation?

Mock lease negotiation is a practice negotiation process that simulates real lease negotiations to test and improve negotiation skills.

Who is required to file mock lease negotiation?

Individuals or entities involved in leasing agreements may be required to file mock lease negotiations as part of their training or assessment process.

How to fill out mock lease negotiation?

To fill out a mock lease negotiation, participants typically review a simulated leasing scenario, identify key terms and negotiation points, and engage in negotiations with other participants.

What is the purpose of mock lease negotiation?

The purpose of mock lease negotiation is to help participants practice and improve their negotiation skills in a controlled and simulated environment.

What information must be reported on mock lease negotiation?

The information reported on mock lease negotiations may vary depending on the specific training or assessment requirements, but typically includes key lease terms, negotiation strategies, and outcomes.