Assertion: net lease | /r/Desires | tenant
Facets:
value: to pay taxes
type: PURPOSE
value: to pay insurance
type: PURPOSE
value: to pay the cost
type: PURPOSE
value: to reimburse landlord
type: PURPOSE
value: to absorb expenditures
type: PURPOSE
value: in the united states
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: A single net lease requires tenants to pay property taxes in addition to rent, and a double net lease typically tacks on property insurance.
text: In the field of commercial real estate, especially in the United States, a net lease requires the tenant to pay, in addition to rent, some or all of the property expenses that normally would be paid by the property owner (known as the "landlord" or "lessor").
text: Single net leases require tenants to pay the building’s property taxes in addition to the agreed-upon rent.
text: Triple net leases require tenants to pay property taxes, building insurance, and most maintenance expenses.
text: A single net lease only requires the tenants to pay real estate taxes, while a double net lease requires the tenants to pay taxes and insurance.
text: A single net lease only requires the tenants to pay real estate taxes, while a double net lease requires the tenants to pay taxes and insurance.
text: On the other end of the spectrum, an absolute net lease requires the tenants to pay virtually every possible building expense, including the cost of major repairs (under triple net leases, there are typically some maintenance limitations).
text: A double net lease requires the tenant to cover taxes and insurance.
text: A triple net lease is the most common type and requires the tenant to pay the building's property taxes and the cost of insuring the building itself as well as most maintenance expenses.
text: A triple net lease requires the tenant to reimburse landlord for CAM, real estate taxes, and landlord's insurance.
text: Absolute net lease requires the tenant to absorb all costs and expenditures and major repairs.
text: A double net lease requires the tenant to pay all insurance and taxes related to the use of the property, while the landlord is still responsible for any maintenance that needs to be done to the property.