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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.

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What is Commercial Leasing?

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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.

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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.

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

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

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