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Texas Commercial Lease Agreement

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Updated January 07, 2026

A Texas commercial lease agreement is a contract between a landlord and a tenant for the rental of commercial property for business use. It contains provisions on the rent, subleasing, penalties for late payments, as well as the rights and responsibilities of both parties. Once signed by both parties, the lease agreement becomes legally binding.

Required Disclosures

1. Information About Brokerage Services Form (conditional) – A licensee representing a party in a potential real estate transaction must provide that party with a written notice describing the licensee’s duties and obligations in a brokerage relationship.[1]

2. Nonsubmetered Utility Costs Disclosure (conditional) – If nonsubmetered utility service costs are prorated among tenants, the lease must contain descriptions of how the prorated costs are calculated and of the average monthly utility bill.[2]

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