Our process explained in more detail.

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A corporate lease rental is a formal agreement where a business entity—such as a corporation or LLC—rents one or more residential or commercial properties on behalf of its employees, clients, or operations.  Unlike traditional personal leases signed by individuals, a corporate lease places the legal and financial responsibility for rent, maintenance, and obligations on the company. 

• Business Tenant: The company, not an individual, signs the lease and assumes liability. 
• Employee Housing: Commonly used to provide temporary, fully furnished housing for relocating or project-based employees. 
• Longer Lease Terms: Typically lasts 30 days or more, often ranging from several months to years, offering stability. 
• Fully Furnished & Amenities Included: Units come with furniture, kitchenware, high-speed internet, utilities, and sometimes cleaning or maintenance services. 
• Flexible Terms: Designed to accommodate shifting business needs, including short-term assignments or expansion. 
• Turnkey Solution: Eliminates the hassle of setup for employees, offering a home-like environment without the commitment of a personal lease. 

• For Businesses: Cost-effective, flexible, and professional housing for staff; improves employee retention and productivity. 
• For Landlords/Property Managers: Reduced vacancy rates, reliable income, lower turnover, and predictable payments backed by corporate budgets. 

• Temporary assignments or relocations
• Project-based work (e.g., construction, healthcare)
• Business travel and client hosting
• Short-term housing for remote workers or consultants 

Corporate leases differ from Airbnb or hotel stays by offering longer-term stability, full home amenities, and professional management—ideal for business needs rather than vacation use.