A California commercial lease agreement is a contract between a business and a landlord to rent a property for commercial purposes. The lease agreement will outline the terms and conditions of the contract, such as the rent amounts and payment schedules, terms, renewal options, whether or not the tenant is allowed to make more alterations or improvements to the property, and permitted use. The typical term is longer than a residential lease agreement (3-5 years), and the document is more complex, so it is important that each party carefully read and understand the legally binding document before signing.
A California commercial lease agreement is a contract between a business and a landlord to rent a property for commercial purposes. The lease agreement will outline the terms and conditions of the contract, such as the rent amounts and payment schedules, terms, renewal options, whether or not the tenant is allowed to make more alterations or improvements to the property, and permitted use. The typical term is longer than a residential lease agreement (3-5 years), and the document is more complex, so it is important that each party carefully read and understand the legally binding document before signing.
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