lease
A lease agreement that is valid for an extended period.
A lease agreement that is valid for an extended period.
A lease agreement that is valid for a brief period.
A lease agreement that is valid for a brief period.
A lease with a specific duration, such as ten years.
A lease for property used for business purposes.
An agreement where a tenant is permitted to develop a piece of land during the lease period.
A type of lease, common in accounting, where the asset is not recorded on the lessee's balance sheet.
A lease that gives the right to search for and extract minerals from a specific area.
The formal contract that outlines the terms of the lease.
The regular payment made by the tenant to the landlord.
When a lease officially comes to an end.
When a lease comes to an end.
Used to describe the period for which a lease is valid.
When a lease reaches the end of its term and can be renewed.
The point in time when the lease becomes legally active.
The set of rules and agreements in the lease contract.
Refers to the duration for which the lease is valid.
A requirement or rule that must be followed as part of the lease.
A specific section or point in a lease agreement.
The terms and conditions stated in the lease.
Used to specify the property that the lease applies to (e.g., a lease on the property).
Used to describe the state of having a property under a lease.
Refers to the obligations or conditions specified by the lease.
Refers to something contained within the lease document.
Used to specify what is being leased (e.g., a lease of the premises).
To be in possession of a lease agreement.
To extend a lease for a further period after it expires.
To formally agree to a lease by putting your signature on it.
To possess a lease, often with a formal or legal connotation.
To agree to rent a property for a period of time.
To end a lease agreement earlier than the agreed date, often in violation of the contract.
To arrange for and get a lease.
To successfully obtain a lease.
To formally end a lease agreement, which can be done by either party under certain conditions.
To accept the responsibility of a lease.
To discuss the terms of a lease in order to reach an agreement.
To formally start or commit to a lease agreement.
To assume responsibility for an existing lease from the current tenant.
To formally give someone a lease for a property.
To purchase the rights of a lease from a previous tenant.
To get a lease, often through a formal process.
To obtain or gain possession of a lease, often in a formal or business context.
To begin a lease agreement.
To legally pass a lease from one person to another.
To transfer the rights of a lease to someone else in exchange for money.
To voluntarily give up a lease before its official end date.
To lose the right to a lease, usually as a penalty for breaking its terms.