A Tennessee commercial lease agreement is a document that a landlord uses to set forth the terms and conditions by which a tenant rents their commercial space. The two parties can use the lease to settle on the rent amount, contract length, insurance requirements, maintenance costs, and landlord policies.
Tennessee Commercial Lease Agreement
A Tennessee commercial lease agreement is a document that a landlord uses to set forth the terms and conditions by which a tenant rents their commercial space. The two parties can use the lease to settle on the rent amount, contract length, insurance requirements, maintenance costs, and landlord policies.
A Tennessee commercial lease agreement is a document that a landlord uses to set forth the terms and conditions by which a tenant rents their commercial space. The two parties can use the lease to settle on the rent amount, contract length, insurance requirements, maintenance costs, and landlord policies.
Compliance with State Codes – Upon a prospective tenant’s request, the landlord must deliver a signed disclosure indicating the extent to which a commercial property of 1500 sq. ft. or less, and industrial real property of 5,000 sq. ft. or less, follows state and local fire, plumbing, and electrical codes.[1]