A Tennessee commercial lease agreement is a formal contract between a landlord of non-residential property and a tenant who shall rent the space for office, retail, or any other business-related use. Prior to executing the document, a landlord can set their requirements for eligibility. Many landlords determine the financial capabilities of tenants by running extensive background checks. To meet standards, tenants with poor or minimal fiscal track records may suggest entering the lease with a co-signer, which can be accomplished by completing a personal guarantee and attaching it to the original lease. All parties must sign the lease into effect and commence their contractual duties upon reaching mutual terms. Any and all violations of the contract can result in penalties set by state and local laws.
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