Writing a Commercial Lease
I'm preparing to lease a building I own to a single tenant. The lease will be a triple net. I've found a couple of lease templates online, but they all seem to be missing things.

I'm curious if anyone can direct me to a really solid starting lease to work from, before I submit to my attorney for review?

Edit: Since I'm meeting with several prospective lessee tomorrow, should I prepare a letter of intent outline the terms of a lease, since I don't yet have the lease prepared?
[{"id": "cjbfv8w", "text": "WinAir Forms has pretty standard leases.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cjbg62l", "text": "If you're going to an attorney, don't try and do your own lease beforehand - you'll just end up costing yourself more. Just get a solid letter of intent, and make sure it spells out everything that's important to you.", "replies": [{"id": "cjbgajy", "text": "As an atty I can confirm.  Any reputable law firm has a commercial lease their attorneys are familiar with and will prefer to use.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cjc3r26", "text": "WinAIR forms are okay. They are great for protecting the brokers (can confirm, am a broker) but not so much the landlord. As mentioned by others, go to LOIs with the tenant and have it mutually executed upon reaching an agreement (make sure there's language in the LOI stating that it's non-binding). Provide the mutually executed LOI to your attorney. He or she will take the deal points and incorporate it into their lease form. ", "replies": [{"id": "cjc4haa", "text": "that is great advice... thank you", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]