What does "custom build-out" mean in a leasing brochure?
My wife and myself are currently looking at leasing a restaurant.  A lot of the brochures mention custom build out options.

What does this mean?  Will the landlord do a custom build out for my needs, or would that be on me, the tenant?
[{"id": "fcwa0a0", "text": "landlord would most likely in your case give you free rent or a work.letter which translates to capital contributions towards the buildout.  ll needs incentives to build. if you are going for a restaurant then you likely need a specific build that you want to choose on your own.  you will want ll to give you free rent or provide cash to help you build instead of being included directly in the build.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fcxm1ln", "text": "Honestly, this means you need a broker to assist you in finding your space and lease negotiations. I\u2019m worried you\u2019ll miss even bigger things if you\u2019re missing some semi-basic CRE terms. Remember it\u2019s no cost to you to have a broker. They can secure the best deal for you and most importantly cover your rear and minimize risk. Please seek out a retail CRE broker! PM me if you\u2019re in the USA and and I can try to point you in a good direction, depending on your location.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fcy7axs", "text": "use a broker", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]