FOR MEDICAL AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICE

Medical and office property management software for a different lease structure entirely

Medical and professional office tenants are more often on gross or modified-gross leases than NNN, with build-out allowances, after-hours access needs, and longer terms than retail. Run that structure without forcing it into a retail-shaped CAM model.

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A six-story stone office building with tall black-framed windows

Owner briefing · Northline Commerce Center

Your property needs 3 decisions

  1. Rent collectionOne partial balance needs review
  2. BankingTwo transactions need allocation
  3. Lease dateNotice window opens in 21 days

AI prepares the work · You approve the action

Illustrative product view · fictional demo property

How TenantPoint handles it

Three parts of running a medical office building, one connected record.

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Build-out and tenant-improvement tracking

Keep the negotiated TI allowance and any amortized repayment attached to the lease it came from.

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Longer terms, tracked lease by lease

Medical and professional tenants often sign 5- to 10-year terms with fewer, larger rent steps—tracked the same way a shorter retail lease is, without extra manual setup.

03

Access and after-hours notes on the tenant record

A medical tenant's after-hours access requirements or suite-specific instructions stay with that tenant's record for whoever handles a maintenance request.

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Most medical and office leases don't price like retail NNN

A retail strip mall or shopping center lease usually passes through CAM, taxes, and insurance on a pro-rata share. Medical and professional office leases more often use a base year and expense stop instead: the tenant pays a fixed base rent, and only the increase in operating expenses above the base year's amount gets billed back.

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Build-outs are part of the lease, not a side project

A medical tenant's suite often needs plumbing, electrical, or layout work well beyond a retail build-out, financed through a negotiated tenant-improvement allowance. Keeping that allowance, any amortized repayment, and the underlying lease term together avoids losing track of what was actually promised.

  • Tenant-improvement allowance and any amortization
  • Longer terms with fewer, larger rent steps
  • After-hours access and suite-specific notes
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What still needs a person

Negotiating a build-out allowance, coordinating a medical tenant's specialized buildout with contractors, or handling a compliance question still needs the owner or a specialist. TenantPoint keeps the resulting lease terms organized—it doesn't design the buildout.

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