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Nicholas Bowers
  • Property Manager
  • San Francisco, CA
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Corporate Rentals vs San Francisco Rent Control

Nicholas Bowers
  • Property Manager
  • San Francisco, CA
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One of our clients has a great building in downtown SF, and we have been thinking of doing corporate rentals. A few question:

  • Does my property management company sign a master lease, then sublet to the corporations, or do they sign an original lease?
  • Are corporations protected by rent control? How do we avoid them not vacating at the end of the contract?
  • If we sign a master lease can he get in trouble if we only pay when we have corporate clients?

Thank you for the advice!

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