A Business Lease is a contract used specifically for commercial properties like offices, retail shops, or warehouses. Unlike residential leases, commercial agreements are less regulated, meaning the specific wording of the contract is the only thing that protects your interests. Professional landlords often draft commercial leases online to ensure every square foot is accounted for.

What Is a Triple Net Lease (NNN) and Why Is It Popular with Investors?

A Triple Net Lease is a specialized commercial agreement where the tenant agrees to pay all real estate taxes, building insurance, and maintenance costs (the “three nets”) in addition to the base rent. This is ideal for landlords who want a hands-off, passive income stream.

When Should You Use a Commercial Sublease Agreement?

If a business needs to downsize or move before their lease expires, a Commercial Sublease Agreement allows them to rent a portion or all of the space to another business. This requires the original landlord’s consent, which is often documented through an Amendment Lease or an Assignment Agreement.