🌴 Florida Commercial Lease Agreement
Florida Commercial Property Lease — Retail, Office & Warehouse
NOTE: Ch. 83 DOES NOT APPLY: Florida's residential landlord-tenant protections do NOT cover commercial tenancies. Commercial lease terms are negotiated by contract. Always have commercial leases reviewed by a Florida real estate attorney.
📅 Lease Term & Property
👤 Tenant Information
💰 Rent & Deposit
🏢 Commercial Premises
👔 Landlord Information
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Florida commercial leases are governed by contract law, not Chapter 83. All terms are negotiable. Commercial tenants should always have leases reviewed by a Florida real estate attorney before signing.
Key Commercial Lease Considerations in Florida
- Base rent vs. gross vs. NNN (triple net) structure
- CAM (Common Area Maintenance) charges and reconciliation
- Tenant improvement allowance
- Personal guarantee requirements
- Assignment and subletting rights
- Florida sales tax on commercial rent (currently 4.5%)
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⚖ Legal Disclaimer
This form is for informational purposes only. Consult a qualified Florida attorney before executing any lease agreement.
