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Why do you "rent" a home but "lease" an office?
Aren't you really just "renting" the office? Is there any difference, other than the residential vs. commercial difference?
5 Antworten
- TimLv 7vor 1 JahrzehntBeste Antwort
rent is generally a month to month proposition and thelandlord is reponsible for repairs.
A lease is a longer term, and the tenant can be responsible for repairs in the commercial world.
Homes in the past were month to month. Offices were long term. Now more home are "rented" by having a tenant sign the lease for a longer period of time.
The terms rent and lease are just the way they have ended up in our vocabulary.
- Craig TLv 6vor 1 Jahrzehnt
Actually lease is a synonym for rent (see Thesarus) and technically LEASE is the legal document or contract you sign and RENT is the amount you pay to lease a property (commercial or residential)
Its about like the difference between saying hand me a tissue vs hand me a Kleenex. Both are virtually interchangeable
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- Anonymvor 1 Jahrzehnt
actually, I OWN a home, and work at an office.
