A Florida commercial lease agreement determines rental contract terms between a landlord of commercial property and the tenant who shall use said property for business purposes. Before settling the arrangement, landlords typically vet potential tenants and their businesses in order to inquire about financial and personal history. A tenant with a subpar record may face lower odds for approval, but they can still obtain acceptance through an additional personal guarantee document. Once the landlord selects a tenant, they must sign the lease into effect and fulfill its responsibilities as described on the contract. The tenant must then acquire any applicable government permits before taking possession of the property for commercial affairs.
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