The Commercial Lease Premium Collection is easy to understand, fair and up-to-date.

This download contains two styles of Commercial Lease forms so you can choose the lease that best fits your needs. Both specify the rights and obligations of both landlord and tenant when renting part of a commercial building.

Commercial Gross Lease
In a gross lease, your tenant will pay a fixed monthly rent while you pay for the expenses of operating the building, including taxes, insurance, building maintenance, repairs, and utilities (except any utilities that are separately metered and that the tenant agrees to pay). You may recognize this arrangement—if you’ve ever rented a house or an apartment, you probably signed what amounts to a gross lease, even though it didn’t carry that name.

Commercial Net Lease for Part of Building
In a net lease, the tenant not only pays rent but also pays for some or all of the building’s operating costs: property taxes, property insurance, and maintenance. In the lingo of the real estate business, a lease that requires the tenant to pay for all of these costs is referred to as a “triple net” lease. This form is a net lease for use when you’re leasing out just a portion of your building.

Fill out your lease directly on your computer using the PDF file or RTF file included in this purchase.