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commercial real estate leases are long-term commitments with a lot of legal language that can materially impact the economics of an entire real estate deal and with many of these leases having terms of 5 10 15 years or more in some cases making sure you understand all parts of a lease agreement is extremely important when buying commercial properties or signing a new lease on a property in your portfolio so if youre not as familiar with commercial leases as youd like to be or you just want to make sure you have the big ticket items covered before getting into the industry in this video well cover four of the most important things that you need to know about commercial real estate leases and why each of these things is so important to the cash flows and returns of a commercial real estate deal [Music] so the first thing to note here tends to be especially applicable on retail leases specifically and this is that some commercial lease Clauses can make attendance rent payments continge