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are you a business owner looking to lease commercial space before you sign on that dotted line make sure that you understand the type of lease thats being offered in this video were going to explain one common lease type that you need to know about the triple net lease so lets dive in so what is a triple net lease it is a lease structure in which the tenant is responsible for paying the operating expenses or op X in addition to the base run these op-x typically include property taxes common area maintenance charges utilities HVAC maintenance contracts office cleaning if its an office insurance and more for the space being leased therefore the landlord is not responsible for any of these costs and the Tenant is essentially responsible for the upkeep of the property [Music] on the other hand a gross lease is when the landlord is responsible for paying all of these costs and the Tenant simply pays a fixed rent a modified gross lease is where the landlord pays most of these op-x charge