Walton Point Executive Center

Buying space for your office has a lot of upfront costs, such as a down payment or various costs for a mortgage loan. When you rent or lease office space it costs substantially less, making it possible to invest that money in other aspects of your business.

Getting creative with space-saving furniture can help you make the most of your office space. Also, buying used or refurbished furniture and selling or reusing old furniture can help stretch your budget when moving into a new office space.

So who takes care of the lobby, elevators, and restrooms in multi-tenant buildings? All of the tenants are financially responsible for the common areas and pay rent on them, but the landlord maintains these areas.

If you are running a business, it is best to make sure that all of your calls are taken, or at least somewhat handled, whether you are in or out of the office. Ask a professional to see if your rented offices offer a call service.

Want to know a cost-effective alternative to traditional office leasing? The shared office space. If you need high-end facilities, but your budget is a primary concern, sharing a space can ease your rental anxiety.