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A lot of the conventional wisdom surrounding commercial leasing is just plain wrong, making it important that you get the facts straight before you begin the process. Here is the truth about 10 of the biggest commercial real estate myths.

Guest blog by Mildred Delgado. Mildred Delgado is an up-and-coming marketing strategist at Originwritings and AcademicBrits, where she has already assisted on several high-profile marketing campaigns. She also presents at and contributes to PHDKingdom. Follow her on Twitter.

When you enter into a lease negotiation with a prospective landlord, you want to give him or her the benefit of the doubt. No one wants to think the worst about another person, especially when you're excited about moving into an office and thrilled to have the search for the perfect space over. Unfortunately, commercial leases tend to favor landlords, and there may be some dark secrets lurking in the language of the contract, including:

When your career is in commercial real estate, you're sure to spend a lot of time on the road. You can't take your office with you when you're traveling for work, but you can make it easier to complete tasks on the go with the right technology. Here are some must-haves for CRE professionals.

There is a tendency for commercial real estate tenants to hold onto certain myths about their company’s space. This is often because they are professionals in their fields and tenants in commercial real estate properties. Knowing these myths before negotiating your next lease will help you to be in an advantageous position. In this article, the top 5 myths to know about commercial real estate will be explained.

Guest blog by Scott Mathews.  Scott is a real estate agent and a blogger at the paper writer service. Scott has more than 10 years of experience in commercial real estate, so he enjoys sharing interesting ideas with online followers. This is also why he occasionally creates articles for essay writer service and assignment service UK as well. Besides that, Scott is a father of three kids and spends most of his leisure time playing with his youngest baby, James.

When seeking a new office, there are many pitfalls to avoid. Before you sign the commercial real estate lease or purchase agreement, you have to ensure that you carry out an in-depth research and, perhaps, consult the advice of an experienced tenant rep broker. Here are a few things to avoid when leasing or purchasing your next commercial space.