Who should bear the property fee of the rental shop? Landlord or tenant?

Owner. If there is an agreement between the owner and the lessee on the property fee in the lease contract, it shall be in accordance with the contract.

If the contract stipulates that the owner shall pay the property fee, the owner is the only subject to bear the property fee. However, if the contract stipulates that the lessee shall pay the property fee, the owner shall still bear joint and several liability for the payment of the property fee. Because, although the actual user of the property has obtained the property service, he is not a party to the property service contract, and the owner is still the first responsible person to pay the property service fee.

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Before choosing a store location, we must first make clear the business scope and business orientation. If you are engaged in fast-moving consumer goods such as daily chemicals and non-staple foods, you should choose to be near residential areas or communities. If you are engaged in durable consumer goods such as furniture and electrical appliances, you should choose a business district with convenient transportation.

In addition, we should also consider whether the target consumer groups are mainly for the general public or middle and high-end consumer groups. Simply put, it is to choose a place that can be close to more target consumer groups. Under normal circumstances, most shops are suitable for choosing blocks with large traffic, especially mature business districts with frequent local commercial activities and dense commercial facilities.

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