Commercial Lease Agreement Tenancy WA – Western Australia

Key Elements of a Commercial Lease

A comprehensive commercial lease agreement should include:

• Parties Involved: Names of the landlord and tenant.
• Property Description: Detailed description of the leased property.
• Lease Term: Duration of the lease including start and end dates.
• Rent: Amount, due dates, and payment methods.
• Security Deposit: Amount and conditions for its return.
• Maintenance and Repairs: Responsibilities of both parties.
• Permitted Use: What the property can be used for.
• Termination Conditions: Circumstances under which the lease can be terminated.

Australian property law experts familiar with commercial leasing transactions in Western Australia have drafted this WA commercial property tenancy agreement along with an easy-to-follow users guide

The Commercial Tenancy Agreement kit WA contains:

• Professionally drafted Commercial Tenancy Agreement Template
• Easy-to-follow Users Guide;
• Agreement to Lease (heads of agreement);
• Tenant Application Form;
• Commercial Premises Inspection Report;
• Our unbeatable Customer Service.

This Commercial Lease agreement caters to both situations where either:

1. Tenant Pays Outgoings

2. Landlord Pays Outgoings

Plus you will have access to the latest updated documents in your personalised Members’ Area.

For your convenience, the Commercial Property Lease Template kit for WA can be downloaded immediately as MS Word documents. You can use the documents time after time, simply insert the correct information in the appropriate fields and tab to the next field. Now print your professional agreement!

Sample Sections of Western Australian Commercial Tenancy Agreement Template

Arranging Your Lease in 5 Easy Steps

1. Purchase and Download the Kit
   Start by buying and downloading the lease kit.
2. Fill Out the Kit
   Use the Plain English User’s Guide to complete the kit. It’s a Word document, so just fill in your details to personalise the agreement.
3. Share with Your Tenant
   Give the completed agreement to your tenant. They should read it and get legal advice if they want. You might need to make changes based on their feedback.
4. Sign the Agreement
   Once both parties are happy with the terms, sign the agreement.
5. Provide a Copy to the Tenant
   The landlord should give a signed copy of the lease to the tenant for their records.

And that’s it! Simple and straightforward.

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