A full repairing and insuring lease (also called an FRI lease or FRI tenancy) fixes the tenant with responsibility for paying to repair and insure some, or all, of the structural parts of the building as well as the interior of the premises actually being rented. For example, a top floor tenant might be obliged to pay for roof repairs. These types of tenancy agreements may also be called ‘clear leases’ because the landlord gets the rent clear of the costs of looking after the building and insuring it.