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Q I'm thinking of renting space in the first floor of the mixed-use building I own to a successful retailer. I'd like to offer the tenant a long-term lease because I think it will bring substantial foot traffic to the other stores in the building. I'm planning on offering the tenant a 15-year lease with 10 options to renew for consecutive 10-year periods. However, I'm concerned that if the tenant wants to get out of the lease later, it will claim that such a large number of options invalidates the lease.
