A Vermont commercial lease agreement defines the terms behind a rental agreement involving a landlord of commercial real estate and their tenant(s). Renters often enter such leases in order to conduct business from the property, commonly in office, retail, or industrial capacities. Commercial leases’ duration may vary from case to case, but most standard agreements last about three to five years. Prior to choosing a tenant, the landlord may perform background checks on prospects. Tenants with limited financial histories could improve their appeal by sourcing a co-signer (guarantor) and attaching a personal guarantee to the lease contract. All parties must execute the lease by providing their signatures upon reaching an accord.
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