We give our clients peace of mind knowing their tenancy arrangements are built to protect their interests well into their future. With prompt, personal service and a commitment to ethical, professional issue resolution, we ensure our clients feel supported every step of the way.
I first used Realty Lease Consultants about ten years ago, and it was one of the best decisions I made. I would strongly recommend them.
~ Dr. Dan Diamond
I would not have gotten the kind of agreement that gave me the peace of mind I needed without Realty Lease Consultants expertise. Thank you, Realty Lease Consultants.
~ Dr. Howard Libstug
Realty Lease Consultants skillfully advised us through a complicated lease negotiation, giving us with peace of mind throughout the arduous process and ultimately securing a more successful outcome than we would have achieved without their expertise.
~ Dr. Kyra Gerber
Negotiated my lease renewal to my complete satisfaction, eliminating the negative clauses the landlord wanted to force on me.
~ Dr. Ian Malloch
Running a dental practice is a balancing act. Between patient care, managing staff, staying compliant, investing in technology, and keeping up with a full schedule, the last thing most dentists want to think about is their dental office lease. But here is the harsh truth: if you receive a Notice from your landlord, it must become a top priority immediately. Ignoring it even for a few weeks can put your practice at serious financial and operational risk.
As a dental professional, you have spent years developing your practice, acquiring specialised equipment, and earning your patients' trust. BUT what if everything you have worked for was at risk, not due to a clinical issue, but because your insurance coverage failed to meet the requirements of your lease? This is not a hypothetical scenario. Many dentists unknowingly hold insurance that does not meet the requirements specified in their lease agreements.
