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Different Types of Leases Absolute Net Lease. An absolute net lease typically pushes all the expenses to the Tenant, including taxes, insurance, maintenance, roof, structural, and parking lot maintenance and repair.Triple Net Lease.Modified Gross Lease.Full Service Lease.

There are three categories of leases when it comes to commercial real estate: Gross Lease (also known as Full Service Lease), Net Lease, and Modified Gross Lease.

The credit score required to lease a car varies from dealership to dealership. At most dealerships, you will need a score of 620. Anything below that is considered subprime. Although many dealerships prefer a score of 700, you may still be able to qualify for a lease.

For the best shot of being approved for favorable lease terms, you should have a credit score of at least 700. Some companies may be willing to lease to you with a lower credit score, depending on the cost of vehicle, down payment, and other credit or contract terms.

If your credit score is 740 or above, your score is considered very good by most lenders. They will likely offer you a lease with their best rates. According to LeaseGuide.com, a score between 680 and 739 is considered prime and will be approved. Scores from 620-679 are ?near-prime? scores.

A credit score of 620 puts you in the ?near prime? category of borrowers. According to Experian, the average interest rates for people in this category are 6.07% for new-car loans and 9.8% for used-car loans.

In some cases, it's possible for somebody with a credit score below 600 to be approved. In others, certain lenders will not be willing to approve these people. But, in order to qualify for the lowest lease rates and best terms, it's clear you'll want a credit score in the prime or super prime range (above 700).