Lease Summary Sheet for Investors (Tenanted Commercial Property)
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LEASE SUMMARY SHEET FOR INVESTORS
__________, __________
Prepared by __________, __________, on __________.
This is a summary, not the Lease, and not a certificate from the Tenant. It is a one-page statement of the key facts of an existing tenancy, put together by the Seller or by a broker acting for the Seller, so that a prospective buyer or investor can see the shape of the tenancy at a glance before taking the enquiry further. It is prepared for information only. It is not the Lease Deed or lease agreement it describes, it is not a Tenant Estoppel Certificate, and it is not a binding representation, warranty or contract of any kind. Reading it is not a substitute for reading __________ itself and for obtaining a Tenant Estoppel Certificate signed by the Tenant before money changes hands. A buyer who relies on this sheet alone, without checking it against those two documents, carries the risk of anything below being incomplete, out of date or simply wrong.
The property
Address: __________
Premises: __________
Area: __________
The tenant and the lease
Tenant: __________
Business or use at the premises: __________
The Lease: __________
Commencement: __________
Expiry: __________
Remaining term, as at __________: __________
Rent
Current monthly rent: __________
Annual escalation: __________% a year
Security deposit
Held from the Tenant: __________
Lock-in
__________
CAM and other charges the Tenant pays
__________
Renewal option
__________
Before you rely on this sheet. Ask for a copy of __________ and read it. Ask the Seller to arrange a Tenant Estoppel Certificate, signed by the Tenant, confirming the facts above directly — a document prepared by the Seller or a broker, however carefully, is still one side's own account of a contract it did not itself sign, and the Tenant has not seen or signed this page. Confirm the rent actually being paid against bank statements or rent receipts, not only against what the Lease is supposed to provide. This sheet carries no independent legal warranty of its own: __________, __________, is answerable for what is written above only to the extent the general law makes a person answerable for a statement put in writing and handed to somebody who is expected to act on it — signing this sheet does not, by itself, create any further contract, representation or undertaking toward the reader.
PREPARED BY
Signature: ______________________________
Name: __________
Capacity: __________
Date: __________
LEASE SUMMARY SHEET FOR INVESTORS
__________, __________
Prepared by __________, __________, on __________.
This is a summary, not the Lease, and not a certificate from the Tenant. It is a one-page statement of the key facts of an existing tenancy, put together by the Seller or by a broker acting for the Seller, so that a prospective buyer or investor can see the shape of the tenancy at a glance before taking the enquiry further. It is prepared for information only. It is not the Lease Deed or lease agreement it describes, it is not a Tenant Estoppel Certificate, and it is not a binding representation, warranty or contract of any kind. Reading it is not a substitute for reading __________ itself and for obtaining a Tenant Estoppel Certificate signed by the Tenant before money changes hands. A buyer who relies on this sheet alone, without checking it against those two documents, carries the risk of anything below being incomplete, out of date or simply wrong.
The property
Address: __________
Premises: __________
Area: __________
The tenant and the lease
Tenant: __________
Business or use at the premises: __________
The Lease: __________
Commencement: __________
Expiry: __________
Remaining term, as at __________: __________
Rent
Current monthly rent: __________
Annual escalation: __________% a year
Security deposit
Held from the Tenant: __________
Lock-in
__________
CAM and other charges the Tenant pays
__________
Renewal option
__________
Before you rely on this sheet. Ask for a copy of __________ and read it. Ask the Seller to arrange a Tenant Estoppel Certificate, signed by the Tenant, confirming the facts above directly — a document prepared by the Seller or a broker, however carefully, is still one side's own account of a contract it did not itself sign, and the Tenant has not seen or signed this page. Confirm the rent actually being paid against bank statements or rent receipts, not only against what the Lease is supposed to provide. This sheet carries no independent legal warranty of its own: __________, __________, is answerable for what is written above only to the extent the general law makes a person answerable for a statement put in writing and handed to somebody who is expected to act on it — signing this sheet does not, by itself, create any further contract, representation or undertaking toward the reader.
PREPARED BY
Signature: ______________________________
Name: __________
Capacity: __________
Date: __________
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