A lease in which the leasee pays expenses such as property taxes, insurance, and maintenance.
A net-net-net lease where, in addition to the stipulated rent, the lessee assumes payment of all expenses associated with the operation of the property. This contains both fixed expenses, such as taxes and insurance, and all operating expenses, including costs of maintenance and repair.
One in which the tenant is to pay all operating expenses of the property (prorated) in addition to base rent. Also referred to as Net-Net-Net Lease.
A lease that requires the tenant to pay for property taxes, insurance and maintenance in addition to the rent (also referred to as "Net Net Net Lease").
A rental agreement which requires the tenant to pay all operating costs of the building.
lease whereby the tenant is expected to directly pay all those expenses associated with ownership of the land, tenant pays taxes, insurance and maintenance (maintenance may include utilities, repairs and other operating expenses)
A lease in which the tenant pays for property taxes, insurance, repairs (sometimes even major ones), site maintenance, building upgrades, (possibly even to meet local codes) routine maintenance, and all operating expenses; usually done only for unique single-tenant buildings and long-term occupancies. See also Double-Net Lease and Single-Net Lease.
One in which the tenant pays all operating expense of the property. The landlord receives the net rent.
One in which the tenant is to pay all operating expenses of the property; the landlord receives a net rent.
A lease requiring the person leasing to pay all expenses (utilities, taxes, insurance, maintenance, etc.) in addition to the rent.
A lease in which the tenant pays rent as well as taxes, insurance, and maintenance.
