Free Commercial Lease Review

For tenants and owners of properties in the Grand Rapids / West Michigan area: upload your lease and get a one-page abstract of the key terms and dates, with citations to the lease. Then ask questions about your lease.

Get a lease abstract, then ask questions about your lease.

Upload your lease to get a one-page summary of the key terms and dates. Then ask follow-up questions like “What will it cost me to terminate early?” or “Who fixes the AC?”

1. Your lease

PDF or .docx, up to 15 MB / 150 pages. The file is read in your browser and is not uploaded.

For properties in the Grand Rapids / West Michigan area.

2. I am a…

I'm a tenantI'm a building owner

3. Where should we send follow-up?

Name *Email *Phone (optional)Company (optional)

I agree that Blue Rock Commercial Real Estate may contact me about this review. I understand this is an automated informational summary, not legal advice.

When you agree, we save the key lease terms from your abstract (such as dates, rent, square footage and the parties) with your contact details so we can follow up. Your lease document and its full text are not saved.

Talk it through with Patrick

An abstract shows what your lease says. A conversation shows what you can do about it: renewals, renegotiation, relocation, or a sale-leaseback.

(616) 699-5088 [email protected]Book a meeting

Privacy: what we keep

Your file is read in your browser; the document itself is never uploaded.
The extracted text is sent securely to our AI provider (xAI) only to create your abstract and answer your questions. We do not store your lease or its text.
With your consent, we keep your contact details, your role (tenant/owner), the time of your request, and the key lease terms from your abstract (property address and ZIP, landlord and tenant, square footage, key dates and notice deadlines, rent and escalations, lease type, security deposit), so Patrick can follow up before important dates.

Not legal advice. This tool provides an automated, informational summary that may contain errors. Always rely on the lease itself and consult a qualified attorney before acting.