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Business Services Contracts Office 5735 47th Avenue Sacramento CA 95824 916 643-2464 Gerardo Castillo Chief Business Officer Kimberly Teague Contract Specialist LEASE-LEASEBACK SUBLEASE AGREEMENT Dated as of Insert Data Here Between Sacramento City Unified School District and Insert Data Here This LEASE-LEASEBACK SUBLEASE AGREEMENT Sublease is entered into on Insert Data Here between Insert Data Here Contractor a California corporation and licensed general contractor as lessee and the...

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1. Read the lease-leaseback agreement thoroughly to understand its terms and conditions.
2. Gather all the necessary information and supporting documents required for filling out the lease-leaseback.
3. Complete the lease-leaseback application form accurately and legibly.
4. Provide all the required information regarding the property, lease terms, and financial details.
5. Submit the filled-out application form along with the supporting documents to the appropriate authority or organization.
6. Wait for the evaluation and approval of your lease-leaseback application.
7. Once approved, review the lease agreement carefully and ensure all the terms are acceptable to you.
8. Sign the lease agreement and comply with any additional requirements or conditions provided.
9. Keep a copy of the signed lease agreement for your records.
10. Comply with all the terms and conditions mentioned in the lease-leaseback agreement throughout the duration of the lease.

Who needs lease-leaseback?

1. School districts that require additional funding for construction projects
2. Public agencies or organizations looking to finance infrastructure development
3. Private entities seeking temporary control and use of public property for specific purposes
4. Non-profit organizations involved in community development and improvement projects
5. Individuals or businesses interested in leasing a property for a fixed period with the option to purchase it later

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What is lease-leaseback?

Lease-leaseback is a construction delivery method where a public agency leases a property to a developer who constructs a building on the property, and then leases the completed building back to the public agency.

Who is required to file lease-leaseback?

Public agencies, developers, and contractors involved in lease-leaseback agreements are required to file lease-leaseback documents.

How to fill out lease-leaseback?

Lease-leaseback documents can be filled out by providing information about the parties involved, the property being leased, the construction project, and the terms of the lease agreement.

What is the purpose of lease-leaseback?

The purpose of lease-leaseback is to provide a streamlined process for public agencies to construct buildings without having to go through a traditional bidding process.

What information must be reported on lease-leaseback?

Lease-leaseback documents must include information about the parties involved, the property being leased, the construction project, and the terms of the lease agreement.