A South Carolina commercial lease agreement holds together a landlord-tenant relationship regarding the rental of non-residential property for business purposes. Typically, a landlord permits a renter to occupy their property in exchange for monthly payments. In turn, the tenant can utilize the commercial space to conduct business-related operations, whether for retail, office, or industrial usages. Landlords may choose to vet prospective tenants and their businesses via background checks, thus determining eligibility and the tenant’s overall fiscal responsibility. Tenants may seek a co-signer in lieu of adequate financial records by completing a personal guaranty and attaching it to the lease. All parties must sign and execute the lease after negotiations conclude.
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