Triple Net Agreement

A triple tenancy agreement (NNN) is a contract between a landlord and a tenant who pays for the three (3) «networks,» non-life insurance, property taxes and general land maintenance (CAM). These costs are usually estimated for the year and are taken into account monthly in the rent. At the end of the year, if the cost was lower, then the tenant receives a refund, and if more then the tenant will be liable for the difference. Tenants generally require that the amount of the triple net (NNN) be capped on the basis of the previous year`s expenses. Although we have discussed the available renewal options, we have not yet considered the fact that, in the event of termination of this lease, the lessor must continue to receive rent for the premises. One of the effects of these terminations is that the owner must advertise by making sure that a rental agreement is available for the premises concerned. This may require placing a «For Rent Sign» within its boundaries. In the thirteenth article of this agreement («13. The landlord`s right of entry «, we must document the number of days before the termination date if the owner can access the property only for the placement of this advertisement. The empty space according to the phrase «During the Last» and before «Days Of The Term… has been set to allow you to save that number or these days accordingly. The final date on which the agreement begins to produce its effects must be indicated.

Go through the statement in «4th initial term» to the word «…… Start,» then document the first calendar date at which the effect of this document is expressed with both lines after that word. Then you have to consolidate the date of the last date of the calendar of tenants who can rent the premises. Therefore, use the last month and day of the agreement and the corresponding double-digit year to complete this statement by entering this information into the last two spaces. A net lease is a real estate rental in which a tenant pays one or more additional costs. They generally include property taxes, basic insurance premiums or maintenance costs and are often used in commercial real estate. There are three basic types of net rental: single, double and triple net rental. A triple net lease (NNN) is known as a long-term fixed agreement, albeit with minimal rent increases. In general, triple net leases are most commonly used for independent commercial buildings, usually with a single tenant, but can also be used for other types of real estate.