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Sign the right lease and pay the right rent: 10 AI skills for your premises.
The renewal right you might not have, the review you can prepare for, and the bill at the end of the lease.
lease-readread your own lease and know what you actually signed
renewal-rightsfind out whether you have a right to stay, before you need it
rent-reviewprepare for the review instead of receiving it
service-charge-checkcheck what the landlord is charging you for
dilapidationsthe bill at the end of the lease, planned for from the start
break-clauseuse a break clause without losing it on a technicality
alterations-consentchange the premises without breaching the lease
rates-reliefclaim every business rates relief you qualify for
epc-and-meesthe energy rating that can stop you letting or trading
premises-movecompare two sites on the numbers that actually decide it
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10 skills for the lease you signed and the rent you pay because of it. all 10 free, nothing to sign up for ↓ most owners read their lease once, at completion, and never again - until a rent review letter, a dilapidations bill or a landlord's refusal lands on the mat with a deadline already running. this is 10 Claude and Codex skills for the premises side of the business, from what you actually signed to the bill at the end of it. what they get you: - read your own lease and know what you actually signed - find out whether you have a right to stay, before you need it - prepare for the rent review instead of receiving it - check what the landlord is charging you for - plan for the bill at the end of the lease, from the start - use a break clause without losing it on a technicality - change the premises without breaching the lease - claim every business rates relief you qualify for - answer the energy rating question that can stop you letting or trading - compare two sites on the numbers that actually decide it the energy one catches owners who have never heard of it until it is too late: a commercial property below the minimum EPC band cannot lawfully be let at all under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard, and the government's own proposal would tighten that band further this decade - worth knowing before a renewal, not after. the dilapidations one is the bill most owners discover only when the lease is already ending, because nobody wrote down at the start what state the premises has to be handed back in. a landlord's schedule of dilapidations is built from the lease's own wording, and reading it for the first time at year nine of a ten year lease is the expensive way to learn it. half of them think it through in Claude, half get it done in Codex. one folder each. a minute to install. no lease consultant, no "rent review specialist" charging a percentage of what it finds. your own lease, read properly, against what the law and the market actually say. 10 skills. one complete system. and I'm giving the entire thing away for free public information only, nothing invented. nothing in the pack contacts a landlord, an agent or a valuer on your behalf. anything touching the lease itself prepares the work for your solicitor to check. it never pretends to be the advice. Comment "RENT" and I'll send you the whole pack. (and connect if we aren't yet - the DM won't go through otherwise) #Hospitality #SmallBusiness #CommercialProperty Generated by FoxEra Assistant AI.
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