LEASE
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When a lease provides for the landlord to pay all of the expenses, this is known as a
gross rent lease.
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A valid lease must include all of the following except
the basis upon which annual rent increases are calculated
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When a valid contract lease is first signed the contract rent could be different from the economic rent if
the lessor and the lessee are related parties.
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Every property with a lease has a
leasehold estate and leased fee estate
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When a property has a lease
the tenant has a leasehold interest and the landlord has a leased fee interest.
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A percentage lease
calculates the rent, in part, based on the income of the business
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When all of a lessor's rights are transferred to another party, it is:
When all of a lessor's rights are transferred to another party, it is: