Definition: A net lease requires the tenant to pay base rent plus specified property expenses, such as taxes, insurance, or maintenance.
Example
A commercial lease requires $2,000 monthly base rent plus the tenant’s agreed share of property taxes and insurance.
Keep the distinction clear
Different net leases shift different expenses. Do not assume a net tenant owns the property or must pay every repair; the actual lease defines the allocation.
Related terms
Gross Lease · Percentage Lease · Lease
Keep studying
Property Manager Duties: The Owner, the Agreement, and the Property
References: Cornell LII: net lease
Pronunciation (US): NET LEES (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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