Thursday, August 22, 2013 3:00:08 PM
In February and March, which is the first quarter, LTNC entered into 4 different lease agreements, where the first month was free. So, that was reflected in the first quarter. Since then, they entered into 6 more different leases. None of these had the first month free.
BTW, when leasing office space, it's common for the first month to be free. Also, you reference "greatly reduced" rates. What's your definition of "greatly reduced"? These are business leases. Most have rates that increase with each year at around 3%. This is normal. Haven't you ever heard of inflation? None of the rent is reduced. The lease payment are stepped up for additional years, lol.
Here's a cold hard fact, one of the lines from the 10-Q which explains the whole lease thing. As you know, most of their lease explanations read this way. Greatly reduced, huh, LMAO. How about Normal Business Lease.
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