There are many significant features of a business agreement involving property. The commercial lease is signed between the tenant and the property owner to ensure the rights of both parties. The key elements without which this agreement can be considered incomplete and of no use to either the tenant or the owner are numerous, such as the address of the property, the start and expiration dates, etc. and they are very crucial for the parties involved to know about them. The first is the correct and absolute address of the property. This is very important so that there is no prejudice and confusion against either party. The lease is for a limited period of time, therefore the start and expiration date of the lease must be clearly stated in the lease.

In addition to the above-mentioned features of the business agreement, the correct name and signature of all the goods that are part of the agreement must be written in the agreement and their rights must also be mentioned. The amount of rent and the amount if paid as a down payment should also be part of the agreement. The commercial lease must also have the form of payment mentioned in the contract and the time interval for the payment of rent must also be indicated there. The conditions for the use of the property and the specifications for the renewal of the contract must be clearly stated in the agreement, since the tenant may want to continue with the contract, but the landlord can indicate some more conditions for the further use of the property.