Problem Commercial tenants don?t know What and How to ask for free rent, monetary incentives, and bonuses, from commercial landlords. Solution My 4 new books explain: 1. How to negotiate cash-free rent and bonuses from strangled landlords in this real estate crisis. 2. What your landlord?s weaknesses are. 3. How to pit landlords against each other, earning more cash-free rent, bonuses, and money from those landlords! 4. How to appear irresistible to landlords! 5. What the best way is to gaining all those free rents and benefits from landlords. ? More than 57 stories. ? More than 50 examples of free rent, allowances, and other incentives that you can pick and choose to receive from landlords. The facts: ? There are over 19 million commercial tenants in America; their landlords are looking to rent, they are on the defensive, and they are more than willing to negotiate your lease. ? Small commercial tenants don?t hire tenant specialists to negotiate their lease, putting them at a disadvantage when negotiating a new lease or lease renewal with a more experienced landlord. ? Every commercial tenant has the power to put his landlord in competition with other landlords, and they are able to see with their own eyes what the best financial offer is. ? If a commercial tenant doesn?t sign a lease with a landlord, that landlord could lose his building. Think of what that landlord might offer that sought-after tenant! ? Small commercial tenants need that power even more and would benefit from my books. About Jean Louis Racine The author has worked as a lawyer, a real estate broker and a tenant representative since 1978, negotiating over 130 million square feet of office and industrial space (for commercial tenants exclusively) for a total value of over $302,000,000. Jean Louis is a graduate of Faculty of Law of Laval University, and member of Quebec Bar, Canadian Bar, America Bar, Quebec Realtors Association and National Realtors US. Thanks,