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Don't Let Tenant that Defaults or Goes Dark Enjoy Special Perks

Sep 9, 2008

When negotiating a lease with a prospective tenant, you may agree to give one or more special perks to entice that tenant to sign your lease. For example, you may agree to give it free-rent concessions, building naming and signage privileges, a right of first offer, a cotenancy right, an exclusive, or a renewal option. These are perks that you would want only your most desirable tenants to have.


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