Five factors to consider when renting out your law firm’s vacant space
When you have empty office space, it can feel like a financial artery is severed. The overhead of building, owning, or renting a large space can be astronomical, and subleasing your vacant space brings in extra income without having to cut corners.
As you look into new ways to improve your law firm’s bottom line in 2020, consider how you can utilize your empty office space to both strengthen your firm and offer opportunities to other attorneys in your community. Consider these issues as a guide so that you can choose the right subleasing collaborator and end up with a smooth, stress-free experience.
