First-Time Commercial Tenants
- Restaurant owners signing 5 to 10 year leases
- Medical and dental practice openers
- Retail boutique owners
- Franchise buyers opening their first location
Commercial Lease Review
Commercial Lease Review in 3 Minutes
For first-time restaurant, retail, medical, and office tenants, and for searchers reviewing target-company leases during diligence. Upload any commercial lease. Get a structured red-flag report with CAM exposure, triple-net traps, auto-renewal dates, assignment-on-sale analysis, and an Attorney-ready Diligence Memorandum (PDF).
Not ready for the paid review? Try the free lease analyzer first.
- Backed by a commercial-lease clause library
- Attorney-ready Diligence Memorandum (PDF)
- 10 Ask Inkvex messages for follow-up questions
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Diligence pages that support this hub
Start from this hub, then move through the highest-signal pages in the same buyer workflow.
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Who it is for
SMB Acquirers
- Searchers reviewing target-company leases
- Independent sponsors evaluating lease assumability
- Anyone where a non-assignable lease kills the deal
Common traps we catch
CAM (Common Area Maintenance) escalators with no cap
Triple-net exposure (property tax, insurance, maintenance) beyond market norms
Auto-renewal with short notice windows
Assignment-on-sale clauses that require landlord consent without standards
Personal guarantees on 10-year commitments
Exclusivity clauses with narrow definitions
Right-of-first-refusal clauses favoring landlord
Relocation rights (landlord can move you)
Percentage-rent clauses for restaurants and retail
Attorneys charge $400 to $3,000 to review a commercial lease. In New York, the average flat fee is $810. For complex leases with escalation or CAM exposure, $2,000 and up is standard. Inkvex reviews your lease for $149.
Ready to review your lease before you sign?
Inkvex is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. The Commercial Lease Review provides legal information to help you evaluate a lease before signing. Always consult a qualified real-estate attorney for high-stakes commercial leases, long-term personal guarantees, and lease-assumability questions during SMB acquisitions.