A Maine commercial lease agreement establishes a landlord-tenant relationship as it pertains to a rental property for non-residential use. Tenants typically sign such a lease for an extended period in order to set up businesses in the commercial space. Prior to executing the document, landlords may conduct background checks on prospective tenants to inquire about their financial history. In lieu of acceptable credit or criminal history, a landlord may recommend the tenant use a personal guarantee, a document establishing a co-signer on the lease. All parties may sign and execute the lease upon reaching mutual terms. Upon providing their signature, all parties will be legally obligated to fulfill their roles per the contract.
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