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Rent-Free Period: Definition from Answers.com
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Portion of the term of a lease when no rent is required; offered by a landlord as a rental concession to attract tenants.


Lease Incentives (brochure) A4
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A rent-free period. A reverse premium ... 'up-front' incentive means the rent payable would be lower than if no rent free period had been provided. In accordance ...



Tenant demands rent free period
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Hi, I am new to commercial property law and would like to apologise if there was an answer to my questions somewhere else.

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HM Revenue & Customs: Additional details for cases involving leases
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Rent-free period; Q20. Annual starting rent inclusive of VAT (actually) payable; Q21. Amount of VAT; Q22. Total premium payable; Q23. Net present value upon ...
Tenant's Incentives - Relocation Articles

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The concession of a rent free period is still an automatic feature of most office lettings, other than in very competitive circumstances, or when a lease is assigned. ...