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Biagini Properties, Inc.
333 W. El Camino Real, Suite 240
Sunnyvale, California 94087-1969
Phone: 408.331.2300
FAX: 408.331.2301
CA BRE# 00617469
contact@biaginiproperties.com
 

 
Biagini Properties Retail Lease The Leasing Process
Thank you for your interest in one of our listed properties. There are five steps in our leasing process.
  1. The first step is to become qualified. This step is especially important for new businesses. Please print out the Lease Application and Questionnaire for Prospective Tenants, fill them out completely, and return both by fax to 408.331.2301. One of our leasing agents will contact you.

  2. Once you are qualified, you will be asked to submit a business plan and a personal resume. If you are starting a new business, we recommend the Business Plan Outline from the Small Business Administration (SBA). For a restaurant, please review the Restaurant Business Plan. You may also want to visit the SBA website at www.sba.gov/smallbusinessplanner or the SCORE website at www.score.org for additional information on starting up a business.

  3. The third step is to submit a non-binding Tenant Offer to Lease to the landlord. Our leasing agent drafts the offer once the prospective tenant submits the following business points:
    name of tenant
    location of premises
    proposed base rent
    proposed length of lease
    proposed use of premises
    proposed improvements to premises
    proposed commencement date.

  4. The fourth step begins when the landlord indicates a willingness to proceed to a lease agreement. The leasing agent prepares a draft lease agreement for review by tenant and tenant's attorney. The fourth step is complete when both landlord and tenant sign the lease agreement.

  5. The final steps are for landlord to complete any improvements it is obligated to do under the lease agreement and for tenant to provide a certificate of insurance naming landlord as additional insured. When all is completed, landlord turns possession of the premises over to tenant.
New Business Starter Kit

The New Business Starter Kit is provided for those tenants who are starting up in business for the first time. In this kit, you will find information on financial planning, writing a business plan, keeping records, and more. We hope that the information we have gathered here will help you take the first steps towards a long and successful career in your new business.

SCORE Top 15 Questions  

Owner's Checklist  

SBA Business Plan Outline  

Business Startup Cost Calculator  

SCORE Breakeven Analysis  

SCORE 12 Month Cash Flow  

SCORE 12 Month Profit & Loss  

SCORE 12 Month Sales Forecast  

IRS Publication  

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