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RENTS - Understanding Commercial Leases - Part 6
This is Part 6 of a multi-part series on Understanding Commercial Leases
RENTS
TYPES
- Base Rent
- Additional Rent (Reimbursements for taxes, insurance, maintenance, etc.)
- Percentage Rent
- “Holding Over” Rent
RATES
- Basis for calculating rate
- Square Footage Rate
- Rate for the space
- Rental Increases
- Percentage Rent Rates & Breakpoints
- Option Period Rates
- Free Rents
LANDLORD'S INTEREST
- Getting as much rent as possible.
- Getting reimbursed for taxes, insurance & maintenance charges.
- Making sure tenants with percentage rent clauses properly report all sales and do not run them out of neighboring locations, so as to minimize landlord’s percentage payments.
TENANT'S INTEREST
- Paying as little rent as possible.
- Putting a Cap on payments for taxes, insurance & maintenance reimbursements.
- Not paying percentage rent, or setting breakpoints so high that payment is unlikely
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