A Commercial Lease Agreement No Exhibits is a contractual document between a lessor (landlord) and a lessee (tenant) that outlines the terms and conditions of a commercial rental agreement. The agreement typically outlines the rental amount, payment schedule, duration of the lease, the rights and responsibilities of both parties, and any additional provisions or clauses. A Commercial Lease Agreement No Exhibits does not include any additional documents such as riders, exhibits, or addendums. There are several types of Commercial Lease Agreement No Exhibits, including: — Triple Net Lease Agreement: A Triple Net Lease Agreement is a type of Commercial Lease Agreement that requires the tenant to pay for taxes, insurance, and maintenance on the property in addition to the rent. — Gross Lease Agreement: A Gross Lease Agreement is a type of Commercial Lease Agreement that requires the tenant to pay a lump sum amount for rent, which includes all expenses related to the property. — Modified Gross Lease Agreement: A Modified Gross Lease Agreement is a type of Commercial Lease Agreement that requires the tenant to pay a base rent amount, as well as additional costs for certain services. — Percentage Lease Agreement: A Percentage Lease Agreement is a type of Commercial Lease Agreement that requires the tenant to pay a base rent amount, as well as a percentage of their gross sales.