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Specific clauses in real estate leases can KILL dental practices.

Learn today how to protect your practice value and avoid losing hundreds of thousands of dollars through Jayme’s experience in dental leases from across the country.

Shockingly, many dentists are unknowingly giving up legal rights to their equipment...

because of their lease.

Some doctors unintentionally allow their landlord to prevent the sale of the practice…

because of their lease.

Hear 2 case studies from some of Jayme’s clients in Texas and Tennessee narrowly escaped disaster from their lease.

On this podcast episode you’ll learn:

• How dentists’ commercial leases protect the LANDLORD…NOT YOU
• Why “custom” leases are a WARNING SIGN you need to watch
• What is the TI Allowance and how do you get MORE?
• How you can protect $75,000 from a landlord’s “whims”
• 2 Rules of Thumb you can use right now to protect your practice
• Avoid giving away legal rights to your dental equipment…in your lease

   

  A lease for your practice often provides zero protection for your practice.

  Save yourself hundreds of thousands of dollars and decades of stress by having the RIGHT lease in place.

   

   

  BONUS RESOURCES:

• See Jayme’s groundbreaking article on Dental Lease Fails near the top of this google search.
• Watch the true story of Dr. Henry who had Jayme’s team negotiate his lease successfully…and see his new office being constructed! 
• Get Jayme’s Team to Negotiate Your Lease? You can apply for a lease review HERE.  

Good luck to you as you move forward in practice ownership!





Founder, HowToOpenADentalOffice.com
Bestselling Author, Practice Location
Host, Ideal Practices Podcast
Chief Advocate for Practice Ownership

DISCLAIMER:

None of in the information in this legal advice. These are Jayme’s opinions from experience with dentists across the country. Speak with an attorney licensed in your state before making and related legal decisions. 

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