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SUMMARY:Leasing Considerations
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Lease types
Owned and leased inclusions
Reversionary rights of owners
Landlord rights and responsibilities
Tenant rights and responsibilities
Evictions
Tenant improvements
Termination of a lease
Security deposit procedures
Universal Residential Landlord-Tenant Act

Lease types 
A leasehold estate may grant tenancy for years, from period to period, at will, and at sufferance. For years. An estate for years may be for any definite period—years, months, weeks, or days. When the estate expires, the lessee must return the premises to the lessor and vacate the premises. Most commercial leases grant this type of estate.

Periodic. An estate from period to period does not have any definite period. Such an estate begins as a lease for a definite period but continues after the expiration of the lease, as long as the lessee continues to pay rent at the regular interval, the lessor accepts it, and no one gives the notice to terminate the lease. This type of leasehold is common with...

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