All kinds of property, including automobiles and boats, are available for leasing. Nonetheless, leasing agreements are most typically used for real estate, including both residential and commercial properties. The following are a handful of the most typical lease types:

Commercial lease: Commercial real estate, such as offices
Condominium lease: A home that is shared with other residents of the same building for some building amenities
Family member lease: For renting out real estate to relatives
Hunting lease: To lease a property for hunting on private property
Lease-to-own lease: Provides the tenant the choice to buy the property from the landlord
Month-to-month lease: A specific kind of short-term lease contract
Parking space lease: To be utilised when parking a car on a private property
Room lease: Renting a single space inside a house
Standard lease: Utilised for residential buildings including single-family homes, apartments, and other abodes
Sublet lease: A lease written by the tenant specifically to cover another tenant
Short-term lease: Used for brief leases lasting atypically lengthy times
Weekly lease: Frequently used for vacation homes.