A Delaware commercial lease agreement is a rental contract between a landlord of non-residential property and a tenant looking to lease said property for business use. Typically, commercial leases are three to five years in length, but the duration may be adjusted to fit the needs of the parties involved. Landlords often vet prospective tenants before entering into a contract by performing background checks. If a tenant fails to meet the standards for approval, they may re-apply using an additional personal guarantee form. In that case, a third party vouches for the tenant and their business. The landlord and tenant can sign the lease into effect upon reaching amicable terms on rental costs and additional conditions.
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