LeaseProbe, LLC has developed a Confidentiality of Information Policy in order to articulate the strategies we employ to guaranty our clients’ confidentiality of information.
Identifiable and Confidential InformationWhen you become a LeaseProbe client, your lease documents, we recognize that you have deposited sensitive business documents with us, along with other information needed, to perform the abstraction, audits or administration of your leases.
LeaseProbe receives two types of information from users of our service: "Personally Identifiable Information," defined as registration information (name and address); details of leases (renewal dates, CAMs, etc.); billing information; information regarding your use of the service and communications between LeaseProbe and you (e-Reports and e-Lerts), and "Third-Party Identifiable Information," including names and addresses of landlords and other parties identified in lease documents. A "Related Third Party" means your employees or other contractors identified as such to LeaseProbe.
LeaseProbe will not disclose your Personally Identifiable Information or Third-Party Identifiable Information to a non-Related Third Party except when we have your permission or under special circumstances set forth below. Your Personally Identifiable Information on your Third-Party Identifiable Information may be disclosed under the following circumstances:
We may disclose aggregate data or analysis regarding the use of the LeaseProbe web site and services to non-Related Third Party companies for marketing or other business purposes. All such aggregate data and the reports derived therefrom will not contain any Personally Identifiable Information or Third-Party Identifiable Information.
All scanning, copying and abstracting of data will be handled by LeaseProbe employees who are bound by non-disclosure agreements.
LeaseProbe, LLC and its parent company, Madison Commercial Real Estate Services, maintains user information for system administration and billing purposes. If you cancel your account, your user information will be kept on file as long as is necessary for legal and financial auditing purposes.
Changes to the Confidentiality of Information PolicyIf we plan to make significant changes to this Confidentiality of Information Policy, we will post those changes to the Confidentiality of Information Policy page 30 days before they take effect.
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Please be advised that disabling cookies will not allow you to access LeaseProbe’s online portal.
Accurate and Updated InformationLeaseProbe maintains certain procedures designed to keep information accurate, current and complete. You have the option to change or modify information previously provided to us by either visiting the LeaseProbe web site and accessing your account information, or by contacting LeaseProbe at support@LeaseProbe.com.
Linked SitesLeaseProbe contains links to other web sites. These sites may not follow the same privacy policies as LeaseProbe. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such sites.
Information SecurityWe work to protect Personally Identifiable Information and Third-Party Identifiable Information stored on the LeaseProbe servers from unauthorized access using commercially available computer security products, such as SSL and firewalls, as well as security procedures and practices. All employees must review and understand these practices, which include limiting access to sensitive information only to those employees who require the information and enforcing strict password protocols for all employees.
Any information sent to you in Reports will be sent via e-mail in clear text. If you choose to receive these reports, please be advised that these reports are not encrypted and may contain sensitive business information. LeaseProbe, LLC, and its parent company Madison Commercial Real Estate Services, is not responsible for any unauthorized access to information contained in such reports sent via e-mail. If you wish to receive encrypted Reports, please contact us at support@LeaseProbe.com.
A log in and password are required for you to gain access to the LeaseProbe online portal and to your information. Please protect the security of your password and log-in information. LeaseProbe, LLC and its parent company Madison Commercial Real Estate Services, cannot be responsible for any unauthorized access to, disclosure or loss of any information in the event of a failure to protect password information.
LeaseProbe is entirely dedicated to providing the best lease abstracting services in the world. We have a highly trained staff of over 100 lease specialists led by our team of experienced real estate attorneys and accountants. Every project is managed by senior staff to ensure accuracy and integrity, and each abstract goes through an independent proofing review. Our streamlined reporting process allow us to meet your needs in a timely, efficient and cost-effective manner. The result is a report upon which you can rely.
David I. Tesler
is the Chief Executive Officer of two companies, LeaseProbe, LLC and Real Diligence, LLC, a financial due diligence company. Prior to launching LeaseProbe in 2004, Mr. Tesler served in the New York offices of Skadden Arps Slate Meager & Flom LLP and Jenkens & Gilchrist, Parker Chapin LLP. At those firms he represented clients in the acquisition and disposition of various types of commercial real estate and worked with both landlords and tenants in commercial lease transactions and real estate finance transactions. Mr. Tesler graduated with honors from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York City. After graduation, he clerked for now-Chief Justice Dorit Beinisch at the Israeli Supreme Court in Jerusalem. In addition to his legal education, Mr. Tesler earned a Master’s degree in Medieval History from Bernard Revel Graduate School. Most recently, Mr. Tesler was selected as an "Industry Leader" in 2010 by Real Estate Weekly, a publication serving the real estate industry.
Daniel Kasten
is the Chief Financial Officer of LeaseProbe, LLC as well as the other Madison Commercial Real Estate Services (MCRES) companies. Prior to joining MCRES, Mr. Kasten worked for Deloitte & Touche LLP as a senior tax consultant, focusing on the banking and securities industries and as senior tax advisor at Ernst & Young LLP, focusing on midsize and Fortune 500 companies. Since leaving public accounting, Mr. Kasten has been actively involved in the negotiation, purchase and due diligence of property valued in excess of $500 million. As CFO of LeaseProbe, he draws upon both his accounting acumen and his broad exposure to the real estate markets. Mr. Kasten received an MBA degree from Rutgers Graduate School of Management, where he concentrated on finance and accounting. He is licensed as a CPA in New York.
Arnon Wiener is Director of Operations for LeaseProbe, LLC. He earned his Juris Doctorate from Georgetown University Law Center in 1999, where he was a recipient of the Nordlinger Behrend Scholarship Award for academic achievement. Mr. Wiener was admitted to the Maryland State Bar in 1999, and was also admitted to the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland Bar. Mr. Wiener served as a judicial law clerk for the 5th District, Circuit Court of Maryland. After clerking, he worked as an attorney at the firms of Venable, LLP, and Blades and Rosenfeld, P.A. His areas of practice included complex real estate, construction, and commercial litigation. Mr. Wiener has represented large real estate developers and both shopping center owners and tenants in various aspects of negotiating commercial leases and otherwise resolving commercial lease disputes through the court system.
