It depends. It’s nice and extremely convenient to have an office to just move right into without worrying about getting furniture, equipment, etc. Finding out what you are really receiving for your money and if it’s worth the monthly cost is where you need to start. The best way to do that is to look at some executive suite centers that do not include everything and break it down by services. Sometimes the all inclusive feature has services that you will never use or they charge a lot of overage for their furniture or phone answering. If it’s a difference of say $100 per month or less, it is probably worth it, but if you are talking hundreds of more dollars per month or per annum, then you need to reconsider your decision. Also always make sure that you will not receive a high rent increase after your initial term with any center.  Always ask if the manager can give you a cap rate or an option to renew at the same rate after the initial term. They will work something out with you  to keep your business.
Chris, Leasing Manager – ViewPointe Executive Suites