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What Is An Absolute Net Lease?

Lease Agreements 

In commercial real estate, there are several types of lease agreements that landlords can make with tenants. When looking for commercial real estate, it is imperative that tenants understand the terms and structure of the lease agreement. In a net lease, the basic structure usually consists of a base rent amount plus additional costs for typical operational expenses. Typical operational expenses can include property insurance, real estate taxes, maintenance costs, and other expenses. Net leases primarily differ from gross lease in how the rent amount is determined every month. Net lease rent amounts are comprised of multiple costs and expenses that can vary month to month or annually while gross lease agreements call for a…

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What is a Triple Net Lease?

Owners of commercial real estate often lease their spaces through one of the various types of net leases. In a net lease, landlords usually charge tenants a lower base, plus additional costs for typical operational expenses of the space. These additional costs can include real estate taxes, insurance, maintenance, janitorial services, management, landscaping, and many other costs. The primary difference between a net lease and a gross lease is that the rent in a net lease can vary based on the associated costs of operating the building, while in a gross lease, the tenant pays a fixed amount every month.  

Triple Net Lease (NNN)

The most common type of net lease is the NNN Lease (Triple Net Lease). In a triple net lease, the tenant is…

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What Is A Gross Lease?

In commercial real estate, when a company is leasing space for the operation of their business, there is no one way to pay for that lease. In fact, there are several types of leases in commercial real estate that a tenant and landlord can negotiate. Depending on the type of business, there are some leases that may be better suited. 

What Is The Definition of a Gross Lease?

One type of lease is a gross lease. This is one of the simplest commercial leases because the tenant makes fixed lump-sum payments that are all-inclusive. The gross lease definition is when the landlord is responsible for all expenses associated with the space including property taxes, insurance, and maintenance, while the tenant has a fixed rental payment. Typically, a…

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