A commercial lease agreement is a legally binding contract between a landlord that rents space to a tenant for a business-related use. During the lease period, the tenant is obligated to pay rent on a monthly basis and maintain the premises. Depending on the type of lease, the tenant may also be required to pay real estate taxes, property insurance, and common-area maintenance (CAMs).
A commercial lease agreement is a legally binding contract between a landlord that rents space to a tenant for a business-related use. During the lease period, the tenant is obligated to pay rent on a monthly basis and maintain the premises. Depending on the type of lease, the tenant may also be required to pay real estate taxes, property insurance, and common-area maintenance (CAMs).
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A commercial lease agreement is a legally binding contract between a landlord that rents space to a tenant for a business-related use. During the lease period, the tenant is obligated to pay rent on a monthly basis and maintain the premises. Depending on the type of lease, the tenant may also be required to pay real estate taxes, property insurance, and common-area maintenance (CAMs).
