Property Management
What is a 'gross lease' in commercial property management?
AA lease where the tenant pays base rent plus all operating expenses
BA lease where the landlord pays all operating expenses from the rent received✓ Correct
CA lease where gross income determines rent
DA lease with no fixed term
Explanation
Under a gross lease (also called a full-service lease), the tenant pays a fixed rent amount and the landlord pays all or most operating expenses (taxes, insurance, maintenance, utilities). This is common in residential leasing and some commercial properties.
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