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Derek Clark
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Gainesville, GA
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Commercial vs Residential Lease Agreements

Derek Clark
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Gainesville, GA
Posted

I am closing on my first commercial property soon and already have my tenant ready to move in once the deal is final! I have other residential tenants but I am not sure if the lease used on commercial should be similar to that of a residential tenant? 

I could not find a commercial lease agreement on the FileShare here on biggerpockets. Would anyone be willing to offer me a sample commercial lease agreement or give me some advice on what should be different from commercial vs residential on the lease? 

I do realize I can google and find a lease out on the web but, when possible, I prefer advice and guidance from experience vs search engine results and blog articles. 

thank you in advance for your response and advice!

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