by NLA Team | May 19, 2026 | Blog, ASC 842, Leasing Tips
ASC 842 introduced the most significant change to lease accounting in decades. For many companies, the initial implementation required a massive effort across accounting, real estate, and technology teams. Now that the transition period has passed, companies face a... Read More
by NLA Team | Mar 2, 2026 | Lease Administration, Blog, Leasing Tips, Lease Audit Services
Commercial tenants receive operating expense reconciliation statements every year. In many organizations, these statements go directly to accounts payable and get paid without review. For companies managing large real estate portfolios, this approach creates... Read More
by NLA Team | Jan 22, 2026 | Lease Administration, Leasing Tips, Lease Audit Services
Capital expenses in commercial leases can create major financial surprises for tenants. At National Lease Advisors (NLA), our lease administration and lease audit team regularly identifies situations where landlords rely on loose lease language to pass through... Read More
by NLA Team | Aug 6, 2025 | Blog, Leasing Tips, Lease Audit Services
As 2025 winds down, it’s time for tenants and brokers to double-check the Base Year in any new leases, renewals, or expansions. We often see tenants commit to terms that start in late 2025 or early 2026, only to find out later that the lease uses 2025 as the Base... Read More
by NLA Team | Jul 17, 2025 | Lease Administration, Blog, Leasing Tips
Options for Securing a Commercial Lease When entering into a commercial lease, landlords often require some sort of security that the tenant will fulfill the terms of the lease. At National Lease Advisors, we see a number of different security deposit options in our... Read More
by NLA Team | Jul 7, 2025 | Lease Administration, Blog, Leasing Tips
Millions Lost to Missed Deadlines Every year countless commercial tenants unknowingly forfeit millions of dollars in refurbishment and tenant improvement (TI) allowances—funds they negotiated for during lease signing. The reason? Missed deadlines to perform the work... Read More
