I will draft a customized commercial lease agreement for landlords
Licensed US Attorney Premium Legal Contracts Corporate Drafting
About this Gig
Commercial real estate involves high financial stakes. A poorly drafted lease can leave landlords responsible for unexpected damages, unpaid taxes, or difficult evictions.
As a licensed US Attorney (Bar No. 94811) with expertise in real estate law, I draft bulletproof Commercial Lease Agreements designed to maximize landlord protection and strictly define tenant obligations.
I draft leases for all commercial spaces:
- Retail Storefronts & Shopping Centers
- Office Spaces & Suites
- Industrial & Warehouse Properties
- Mixed-Use Buildings
Key Provisions Included:
- Gross, Modified Gross, or Triple Net (NNN) structures
- Rent Escalation Clauses (CPI or fixed percentage)
- Common Area Maintenance (CAM) charges
- Alterations, Build-outs, and Signage rules
- Default, Eviction, and Holdover provisions
- Personal Guaranty requirements
I ensure your lease complies with your states specific commercial real estate laws.
Disclaimer: This service provides online real estate document preparation and drafting only. I do not act as your legal counsel in court or eviction proceedings.
Protect your property investment. Order today!
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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Property
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Commercial
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FAQ
Can you draft a Triple Net (NNN) lease?
Yes, I specialize in NNN leases, ensuring the tenant is legally bound to cover their share of property taxes, insurance, and maintenance.
Do you include a Personal Guaranty?
Yes, a Personal Guaranty is included in my Premium package, which holds the business owner personally liable if their LLC defaults on rent.
Is this lease compliant with my state's laws?
Absolutely. Real estate law varies by state, and I will tailor the legal language to comply with the jurisdiction where your property is located.
