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Commercial Lease Agreement for Virginia
Landlord Commercial Property

Commercial Lease Agreement

A commercial lease agreement sets out the duties and responsibilities for both the landlord and tenant of a commercial space. It is the fundamental document controlling the landlord-tenant relationship, and creating a strong lease customized to the parties' needs is essential.

The agreement defines the length of the lease term, the payment of fees and deposits, promises and limitations on the use of the premises, and much more. LegalNature's commercial lease agreement is designed to give you flexibility in tailoring your agreement while still providing some of the strongest protection available.

Our advanced tools will guide you through the creation process every step of the way. Get started and have the protection you need today!

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Related FAQ

What is the difference between a deposit and a fee?
In the context of property leasing, deposits are normally refundable, while fees are nonrefundable one-time payments. Tenants must be notified if they are being charged a "deposit" that is nonrefundable. For instance, security deposits are meant to protect landlords against tenants not paying for any damage they cause. At the end of the tenancy, ded...
What is the difference between a lease and a rental agreement?
While some people use the terms "lease agreement" and "rental agreement" interchangeably, technically a lease agreement is used to create a fixed-term tenancy (terminating on a set date, i.e. after one year), while a rental agreement creates a periodic tenancy (automatically renews until one of the parties decides to terminate it, i.e. a month-to-mo...
What is the difference between fixed-term and periodic tenancies?
A fixed-term tenancy is simply a tenancy agreement that states that it will end upon a specific date in the future, usually about six months or a year from the start of the tenancy. A periodic tenancy has no set end day and usually continues from month to month until one of the parties chooses to terminate the tenancy. This leads to another importan...
How much notice is required before a landlord can enter a property?
In most states, landlords may only enter a tenant's unit in an emergency or after providing sufficient notice, as defined by state statute or court opinions. Even after providing notice, state law often limits the reasons landlords may enter the property in order to protect tenants' privacy. Most commonly, landlords are required to provide at least...
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