Slammed this month..

[Coach is Back!]

Are you 110% sure gay sex don't happen in your gym any more? Maybe she got tired of it and wants you out?

Just saying, think of all the angles.

Tired of what?

[James28]

Tired of what?

Seeing the doors slam shut and hearing little short men grunt?

[V Man]

We currently pay .95 sqft in the offer we increased it by the normal 3% and still turned it down. I tried to negotiate up to $1.10 and still nothing. Right now the market for warehouse space is hot. Even the property manager is confused as to why the owner isn't taking our deal. We lease 2 units from her. She boots us and she loses those monies for at least a month or two.

This explains it all. Women don't make sense.

[Novena]

34 new clients in 3 weeks and the owner of our building decides to fuck with me at the end of my lease. No write ups of disturbing other businesses, we're owed a credit on rents, she said she doesn't mind the usage. Gave her a new lease proposal including increases. They own more than 500 units and she decides she doesn't want a gym but then says she doesn't mind the usage. Fuck me. I'm confused.

It comes down to this…

• 1) You have angered her somehow.
• 2) One or more of your customers have angered her somehow.
• 3) She wants to do something else with the space.
• 4) Other tenants have complained about you or your customers.
• 5) Any combination of the above 4…

[Irongrip400]

Buy your own place.

[240 is Back]

Is it a shared parking lot?  Do you do the outside sled-dragging, tire-flipping thing? 

At my gym, people have been flipping tires and dragging plates - and they've had to repave the parking lots because the "hardcore" types have to throw a weight when they're done with it.  It's actually caused degradation of the lot.   So maybe that's playing into the mindset of owners? 

[calfzilla]

We currently pay .95 sqft in the offer we increased it by the normal 3% and still turned it down. I tried to negotiate up to $1.10 and still nothing. Right now the market for warehouse space is hot. Even the property manager is confused as to why the owner isn't taking our deal. We lease 2 units from her. She boots us and she loses those monies for at least a month or two.

This is your answer right here. Most savvy commercial property owners who have plenty of money and aren't desperate for the income to pay a mortgage etc., will gladly rather a property sit empty for a while, several months even, than rent it at less than going rate.

[_aj_]

Good news: Joon's gonna make some calls.
Bad news: he's your new landlord.

[Mitch]

Buy your own place.

x2. My thought exactly.

[calfzilla]

Good news: Joon's gonna make some calls.
Bad news: he's your new landlord.

Coach gonna be flipping tires in the attic.

[Coach is Back!]

It comes down to this…

• 1) You have angered her somehow.
• 2) One or more of your customers have angered her somehow.
• 3) She wants to do something else with the space.
• 4) Other tenants have complained about you or your customers.
• 5) Any combination of the above 4…

We have no complaints or write ups. We get along with the other tenants even exchange business. The only thing that I can think of is she does want someone else in there but then again I'm told she has no problem with the usage.

[Coach is Back!]

Buy your own place.

$1.5mil and up

[Walter Sobchak]

$1.5mil and up

A couple shizzo push-up videos and a few mutual jerk off Skype sessions with Joon and you're there.

[Straw Man]

"I really don't think or worry about a monthly income".  because we pay for it though your government assistance?

And yes, I can afford it but why shouldn't I negotiate to keep my overhead low? Just because I can afford it why should I go through the hassle and cost of moving, CUP's, parking studies, moving costs and build outs if I don't have too? Wait, you have finance degree, right?

never taken a dime of assistance in my life but I suspect you probably have since you bring it up all the time.

here's a clue, some people make their money in large amounts that don't always come in every month and save enough and keep their overhead low so that they can go months or years without worrying about it.  

no one is saying you should pay higher rent but you're the person who chose to start a thread crying about how you can't negotiate a lease renewal.  Maybe the reality is that your your landlord just doesn't like you and wants you out

If you can't negotiate a renewal then how about you STFU and go find a new storage facility for your tiny gym

[Hurricane Beef !]

Bitch please. I make more than you teaching "tire flipping" 101 in a month than you do in 6. Besides,I can't read minds.

A fat man in his 50's speaking like Boston Lloyd. Unreal.

THE BEEF

[mr.turbo]

A unit populated with, sweaty lowlifes can be detrimental to the adjacent units occupancies. Additionally, a parking lot is a place for parking cars not flipping tractor tires unless stipulated otherwise. People don't want to be around such unpleasant activity. Sorry to hear about this situation, best of luck finding a new space.

Hope this helps.

[Walter Sobchak]

Coach owning the minds of many obese tiny tits in this thread.

[240 is Back]

We have no complaints or write ups. We get along with the other tenants even exchange business. The only thing that I can think of is she does want someone else in there but then again I'm told she has no problem with the usage.

Looking at it completely from the other shop owners - total non-lifters who act all nice but hate on the noise, the slammed parking lot at 8am and 5pm, the dislike for the tires, sleds, etc...

I can see the owner/manager just hating on the heavy training lifestyle, assuming steroids, worried about lawsuits, damage... completely ignorant on their part, but we see it all the time. 

it's not right, and I think they'd never put anything in writing to be actionable, but that'd be my guess.  they don't want any price, they just want to hate on the fitness/training thing and get it out of there.  They want a boring paper company or tiling business in that spot.  It's fcked up, but that'd be my guess. 

[Fuzzy Nuts]

Running a business from a storage unit. 

[Nails]

Yea im sure this wouldn't bother other business owners day in and day out

[MAXX]

figured this was the typical getbigger bragging rights thread for bagging some hoe

but no just another Coach thanks Obama thread...

[Voice of Doom]

This is your answer right here. Most savvy commercial property owners who have plenty of money and aren't desperate for the income to pay a mortgage etc., will gladly rather a property sit empty for a while, several months even, than rent it at less than going rate.

Yep, even better is that empty lots are a tax write off for her so unless you're an anchor business you're probably SOL.

[njflex]

Yea im sure this wouldn't bother other business owners day in and day out

CHAOS WIFE OUT FLIPPING HIM...

[Juruth]

It comes down to this…

• 1) You have angered her somehow.
• 2) One or more of your customers have angered her somehow.
• 3) She wants to do something else with the space.
• 4) Other tenants have complained about you or your customers.
• 5) Any combination of the above 4…

Coach doesn't like reality. Doesn't have a comfortable feel to it.

[Straw Man]

Coach doesn't like reality. Doesn't have a comfortable feel to it.

reality has a well known liberal bias