A Nevada commercial lease agreement is a legally binding document recording the arrangement between a commercial landlord and a business. The agreement contains all the necessary details, including the rent amount, lease duration, subleasing, dispute resolution procedures, tax responsibilities, and maintenance duties.
A landlord can confirm a business will be a reliable tenant by requesting them to fill out a rental application and confirming the company’s financial standing. Meanwhile, a tenant should visit and inspect the property to ensure it will suit their needs for the desired lease duration.
Nevada Business Entity Search: If you’re a landlord trying to decide if a tenant is allowed to do business in the state, you can check their status in this database.
REQUIREMENTS
Rental Laws: Nevada Revised Statutes § 104A.
Consumer Protection Laws: NV Rev. Stat. § 104A-2104.
Jurisdiction: According to NV Rev. Stat. § 104A-2106, a landlord/tenant can’t select a jurisdiction for the lease that isn’t:
- where the lessee resides or
- where the goods are to be used.
