Updated October 04, 2023
A massage therapist booth agreement is between a lessor, typically the owner of a massage parlor, and a therapist, the “lessee”, that agrees to lease a booth. The agreement is straightforward and allows the lessee to rent the booth in exchange for rent to practice their therapy services. Other conditions, such as how rent is paid, hours of operation, use of the premises, and any other terms may be included.
Does a Massage Therapist Need a License?
Depends on the State. Go to www.massagetherapylicense.org and scroll to the bottom of the page to find the laws in your State.
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