With a management contract, the owning company pays the management company a fee; with a lease, the managing company pays rent to the owning company.

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In a management contract, the owning company pays the management company a fee for running the operations, whereas in a lease agreement, the managing company (lessee) pays rent to the owning company (lessor) for the use of the property.

With a Management Contract, the Owning Company Pays the Management