Attachment to Commercial Lease

If you need to include lengthy, detailed information on your commercial lease, it's best to use an attachment. That way, you leave the original lease easy to read, thereby avoiding miscommunication and misunderstandings.

An attachment is legally part of a lease, and may include plans and specifications for improvements to be made by you or the landlord, a drawing showing the exact location of your space in a building, or a list of new equipment that the landlord will provide.

Important to Know:

• When preparing two or more attachments, number them consecutively (Attachment Number 1, Attachment Number 2 and so on).
• Your attachments should also be referenced in the lease itself.