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Guest blog by Samantha Rupp.  Samantha holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and is the managing editor for 365businesstips.com. She lives in San Diego, California and enjoys spending time on the beach, reading up on current industry trends, and traveling.

Working from home has become the new normal across the United States, with workers telecommuting to jobs they used to go into the office for. While that definitely has its perks — who doesn’t love lounging in sweats all day? — it also comes with a few drawbacks.

Some companies can't wait for their office lease to expire, but many organizations love their space. There are many reasons to stay when your lease is coming due, and if you want to stay, there are many ways to do it.

Guest blog by Bailey Belmont. Bailey is a Content Manager at HandmadeWriting. She is a regular sites and blogs contributor. A true coffee imbiber she loves sharing her ideas on Design and Home Improvements. Bailey loves spending her time with family or going camping. 

The environment that your employees work in every day has a huge impact on productivity and morale. Additionally, the size and location of the office that you lease has a big impact on your budget. Because your office is so important to many aspects of your business, it's vital that you choose wisely when it comes time to sign a lease. Following these tips will help you to avoid leasing a space that just isn't right for your needs:

Commercial leases are one of the most important decisions that you'll have to make for your company. After all, the outcome of the leasing process determines where your employees will conduct daily business and how much financial burden is added to your balance sheet. Following these tips will help to ensure that you make the best possible decisions regarding your new lease.