Title: Different Types of Commercial Real Estate Leases
1Types of Commercial Real Estate Leases
2Different Types of Commercial Real Estate Leases
is Helpful.
- The owner of the building a single
owner/investor, - A Group of People,
- An REIT, or a Commercial Real Estate
3The Four Commercial Real Estate Leases
Single-net lease The tenant is in charge of
paying rent and property taxes.
Double-net lease The tent pays for rent,
insurance and property taxes.
Triple-net lease The tenant pays for rent
insurance, property taxes and maintenance.
Gross lease The tenant pays just for rent while
the landlord/owner pays for the rent insurance,
property taxes and maintenance.
4The Triple Net (NNN) Commercial Real Estate Lease
is The Most Popular
- Triple net (NNN) commercial real estate lease
offers regular, long-term income with less risk
for owners and investors. - Triple-net lease investments can include a
commercial property such as an office building,
industrial park, a free-standing building
occupied by restaurants, pharmacies and banks or
a shopping mall. - The lease lasts 10 to 15 years and rent goes up
annually at a set rate. - Tenants also like Triple-net leases because they
usually pay less rent as they take on
responsibility.
5Residential V/s Commercial real estate leases
- Commercial real estate leases
- Residential real estate leases
- Price quoted is based on tenant occupancy of any
property space over a specific time, usually
quoted in terms of rental dollars for each square
foot. - Commercial real estate leases can run one to ten
years. Many offices and retail spaces rent out
commercial property for five year leases or ten
year leases at a time.
- Residential real estate is quoted in terms of a
monthly fee (rent) or as an annual fee. - Residential leases start often at six months and
typically run for a year.
6Thank You.
- Horizon Resources
- (760) 692-5205
- HRI_at_HorizonResourcesInc.com
- www.horizonresourcesinc.com