Buying a property represents a major achievement for many, but qualifying for a standard mortgage can be difficult for some individuals for various reasons. In these situations, a lease-to-own arrangement can serve as a viable alternative route to owning a property. Lease-to-own properties, often referred to as rent-to-own or lease-to-buy, have become increasingly popular in the Indian real estate sector as they provide a chance to establish a credit history and enhance credit scores throughout the lease duration.

What is Commercial Leasing?

Leasing is a contractual agreement where the property owner permits another party (lessee) to use the property in return for payment, following specific terms and conditions.

A Commercial Lease pertains to an agreement in which the property is rented for business activities, such as office space, retail locations, or individual shops.

In contrast to residential leases, which are relatively straightforward, commercial leases can be more intricate due to the variety of terms and conditions involved.

​Additionally, commercial properties can be leased not only to individuals but also to entities like sole proprietorships, Hindu Undivided Families (HUF), or corporations.