An Oklahoma commercial lease agreement records the terms surrounding a landlord-tenant contract for the rental of non-residential space. Typically, landlords rent their commercial property to tenants with businesses that require a physical space to conduct operations, whether for office, retail, or large-scale commerce usage. Landlords may ask prospective tenants to source a co-signer in the event their financial capabilities are either limited or minimal. In that case, tenants and their guarantor can enter a personal guaranty and attach it to the lease. All parties must abide by their contractual duties upon executing the lease for the entire term. For an extra layer of legal protection, the parties may have their agreement notarized by a state-authorized notary public.
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