[WSBARP] question regarding leasing space in building on a day-rate type basis?

[Pearce Law PLLC]

Dear Listmates,
One of my clients has requested my assistance in essentially drafting a
day-rate rental agreement for space in his building. He is a naturopath
who owns his own building and would like to make a portion of it available
to practitioners of various arts (massage/acupunture, etc) on a day-rate
type basis. 

Is this do-able? Seems like it should be - almost like salons that rent
chair space at $100/day for example. 

Do any of you have tips for dealing with some of the regular issues like
renter's insurance? Clearly each practitioner would be responsible for
it's own business/professional liability insurance, but I would appreciate
thoughts on some of the other potential issues like damage to the
building, renter's insurance, etc. 

Thanks so much in advance,

Heather

Heather Pearce Campbell
Pearce Law, PLLC | c: 206.799.2539
Web: http://www.pearcelawservices.com <http://www.pearcelawservices.com/>


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