A South Carolina commercial lease agreement is a legally binding contract between a landlord and a business tenant used for leasing industrial, retail, or office spaces. The agreement outlines terms such as rent, security deposit, and lease duration and includes provisions on lease renewal and the respective rights and responsibilities of both parties.
South Carolina Business Entity Search: Prior to tenancy, landlords often verify the tenant’s business and conduct background checks.
REQUIREMENTS
Rental Laws: Title 36, Chapter 2A: South Carolina Code of Laws.
Consumer Protection Laws: SC Code § 36-2A-104.
Jurisdiction: According to SC Code § 36-2A-106, the choice of law in a lease is unenforceable if it comes from a jurisdiction that differs from the residence of the lessee.
