Leasing Fee definition

Leasing Fee means a fee, charge, or other request for money from an entertainer by an establishment in exchange for the entertainer's access or use of the establishment premises or for allowing an entertainer to conduct entertainment on the premises.

Leasing Fee. One month's rent or $750, whichever is greater, for each 12-month lease.

Leasing Fee. X% of one month’s base rent when property is leased Renewal Fee: $X to be charged on the first month of the start date of a tenant’s new lease provided the new lease is 12 months or greater. Management Fee: x% of the base rent collected from the tenant on behalf of Owner that become Owner’s income.

Examples of Leasing Fee in a sentence

• There is no Leasing Fee if an existing Tenant is in place when AGENT assumes management responsibilities.

• The Manager may subcontract the performance of its property management and leasing services duties to third parties (including its Affiliates) and pay all or a portion of the Property Management and Leasing Fee to such persons with whom it contracts for these services.

• The Company shall pay a Property Management and Leasing Fee to the Manager or its assignees as compensation for services rendered in connection with the rental, leasing, operation and management of the Company’s Real Estate Assets and the supervision of any non-Affiliates that are engaged by the Manager to provide such services in an amount equal to 4.0% of the gross revenues of properties managed per month.

• If the OWNER provides a Tenant to AGENT for qualification and subsequent lease, the Leasing Fee paid by the OWNER will be fifty percent (50%) of the Leasing Fee.

• The Property Management and Leasing Fee will be payable monthly in arrears, based on the actual gross revenues for the prior month.

More Definitions of Leasing Fee

Leasing Fee means a fee, charge, or other request for money from an entertainer by an adult entertainment establishment in exchange for allowing an entertainer to conduct adult entertainment.

Leasing Fee means a fee, charge, or amount charged to or requested from an entertainer by an establishment in exchange for allowing an entertainer to conduct entertainment or to otherwise use the establishment premises or private performance areas.

Leasing Fee means Crude Oil delivered by Lessee to Lessor under Article 4 hereof as leasing fee for the use of the Leased Assets hereunder.

Leasing Fee shall have the meaning set forth in Section 11.03.

Leasing Fee means a commission to Manager with respect to a lease for a retail and commercial Real Estate Asset equal to one dollar per square foot ($1.00/sf) for a new lease, including lease expansions on a renewal, and one-half of one dollar per square foot ($.50/sf) for a lease renewal.

Leasing Fee. One month's rent or $750, whichever is greater, for each 12-month lease.  Monthly Management Fee: Nine percent (9.0%) of gross monthly rents collected or $100, whichever is greater, and fifty percent (50%) of any Pet Rent.

Leasing Fee means a fee, charge, or amount charged to or requested from an entertainer by an establishment in exchange for allowing an entertainer to conduct entertainment or to otherwise use the establishment premises or private performance areas. Any fees or charges must be stated in a written contract between the establishment and the entertainer, and must continue to apply for a specified finite period of at least three months. Any leasing fee or other fee or amount charged to an entertainer by an establishment must apply equally to all entertainers at the establishment. However, an establishment may provide leasing fee discounts or credits to encourage scheduling or vary leasing fee amounts based on the time of day. An establishment may charge an entertainer a leasing fee only if: