Leasing a property means renting a place, like a house or an office, for a certain time. When you lease a property in Jamaica, you make an agreement with the owner about how long you will stay, how much you will pay each month, and what both you and the owner need to do. This is a way to use a place without buying it. Around the world, leasing works in a similar way, but the rules can be different depending on where you are. Leasing is helpful if you need a place to live or work for a while but don’t want to buy it. You sign a lease, pay rent regularly, and follow the rules in the agreement, so everyone knows what to expect.
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