The garage (parking) lease agreement supports an understanding for the owner of a dedicated garage or parking space to allocate the use of the space to an individual in return for a preset pricing arrangement. Many business require an additional area to designate as a location to park company or customer vehicles. The possibility of storage for personal belongings or trade equipment may also be a motivating force as a security measure to obtain use of the site. The explicit purpose of use can be illustrated in the rental agreement and fine-tuned to meet the needs of both the lessee and lessor.

What to Incorporate into the Contract

When planning a deal to exchange the utilization of the allocated unit of storage for a monetary stipend, it is essential to include a detailed written account of the provisions inherent in the accord. The document provides a fillable integrated record of the material facts concerning the transaction. The paperwork stipulates the specifics on  the:

• Tenant Name
• Landlord Name
• Area Description
• Lease Term
• Security Deposit

Supplementary regulation on the use of the allotted square footage is determined in the clauses following primary conditions as well as liability provisions.

How to Rent a Commercial Parking Space

When running a business where a property is to be leased, there may be parking that comes standard within the commitment. Depending on the given language of the lease, there may be individually assigned spaces, or even a ratio to the total area in correspondence with the percentage of space let to the property’s total square footage. It is critical for both the landlord and tenant to be very specific about their needs and negotiate the terms to be reflected in the contract. Once all aspects of the arrangement have been carefully considered and configured in the agreement, the parties can then execute. When all participants have affixed their signatures to the form, a commitment is made, and the contents are then regarded as legally binding.