Gross Reimbursement Structure Definition

Gross Reimbursement Structure is a type of lease where the lessor (or landlord) has to pay all costs for maintaining the property. The opposite of net lease, where the tenant is responsible for these costs.

As a potential property owner, it is important to account for these expenses when determining the value of a commercial property. Reading and understanding your leases is a task that often gets overlooked by new investors.

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