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A lease between a landlord and a tenant creates both a contractual interest and a property interest, the property interest here is called leasehold.
Leasehold Interest A leasehold interest is a contract in which an individual or entity, or in real estate terms, a lessee, leases a parcel of land from an owner or lessor for a set period of time. The lessee has the exclusive rights to possess and use as an asset or property for the specified period of time.
In real estate, a leasehold interest refers to a structure where an individual or entity (lessee) leases the land (i.e. ground lease) from the fee simple owner (lessor) of the land for an extended period of time.
A leasehold estate, commonly called a lease, is the property right granted to a tenant by a landlord. The lessor has limited rights similar to that of an owner, but for a limited term. The renter cannot materially change the property without the landlords consent.
These leasehold interests are considered to be an asset itself with certain attached value, since the agreement grants the lessee the privilege to use and enjoy the property as he desires to.
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Leasehold Interest property insurance covering the loss suffered by a tenant due to termination of a favorable lease because of damage to the leased premises by a covered cause.
Monthly Leasehold Interest (MLI) The formula used to calculate the MLI based on this information is: Original Cost / Number of Months Left in the Lease at time of expenditure = MLI.
For tax purposes, leasehold improvements are eligible to be depreciated for periods of up to 15 years.
Leasehold interest is the legal right to use a piece of real property for a set period, granted by a real estate contract between a lessee (the tenant) and a lessor (the landlord or property management company).
Related Definitions Lease Interest means the excess rent paid for the same or similar replacement property over actual rent payable plus cash bonuses or advance rent paid (including maintenance or operating charges) for each month during the unexpired term of your lease.

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