The make-good clause is among the costliest of lease clauses. Returning the premises to the original condition in which you leased it sounds completely reasonable. However, this can also subject you to significant costs at rollover time if you don’t plan for it.   As with most lease clauses, the make-good clause is defined differently..

In a typical lease negotiation, the parties, the attorneys and the brokers focus only on the key financial aspects within the lease document.  However, there are subtle and seemingly innocuous clauses that can cost the tenant a pretty penny long after the lease has been signed.  Here’s a quick list of 5 Dangerous Lease Clauses:..