A New York commercial lease agreement settles a rental contract between a landlord of non-residential property and a tenant looking to conduct business from the space. Prior to negotiating terms, landlords typically vet potential renters through background checks, thus determining financial eligibility. In some cases, a landlord may ask a prospective tenant to source a co-signer (guarantor) and attach their personal guaranty to the lease agreement; this way, the landlord protects their stake in the contract. Upon establishing all rental conditions, the parties involved shall sign the document and commence their duties per the agreement.
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