What kind of lease would require the lessee to pay the taxes, insurance, repairs, and other operating expenses of the premises in addition to the regular rental payment?
In a net lease, the tenant (lessee) is responsible not only for the base rent but also for additional property expenses such as real estate taxes, insurance, maintenance, and sometimes repairs. This is common in commercial leasing, particularly for office buildings and retail space.
A gross lease (B) means the landlord pays all expenses, while the tenant pays only rent. A percentage lease (A) bases rent partly on tenant sales (common in retail malls). A graduated lease (C) allows rent increases at set intervals.
Because the question describes a tenant paying rent plus taxes, insurance, and operating expenses, this is a net lease.
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