An Indiana commercial lease agreement is used by landlords to set out the lease terms for their commercial property. Standard lease terms include the duration of the contract, the cost of rent, a description of the property, insurance requirements, renewal options, and the method of dividing expenses.
Indiana Commercial Lease Agreement
An Indiana commercial lease agreement is used by landlords to set out the lease terms for their commercial property. Standard lease terms include the duration of the contract, the cost of rent, a description of the property, insurance requirements, renewal options, and the method of dividing expenses.
An Indiana commercial lease agreement is used by landlords to set out the lease terms for their commercial property. Standard lease terms include the duration of the contract, the cost of rent, a description of the property, insurance requirements, renewal options, and the method of dividing expenses.
Disclosure of Structure in Flood Plain – If a commercial property’s lowest floor (including the basement) is situated at or below 100-year flood elevations, this information must be disclosed in the rental agreement.[1]
Disclosure of Property Near a Military Installation – Tenants must be informed if their rental property is located near a military installation and may be impacted by military operations within a state area of interest (as defined in IC 36-7-30.2-6).[2]