A Texas commercial lease agreement serves to document a rental arrangement between a landlord of non-residential property and a business owner looking to conduct business from the space, whether in office, retail, or industrial capacities. Prior to executing any formal contract, landlords often perform background checks on tenants in order to ensure their fiscal responsibility in personal and business matters. Tenants with new companies or minimal financial histories may seek a co-signer (guarantor) through a personal guarantee, which adds an extra layer of liability that likely appeals to the landlord. All parties must sign the lease upon reaching mutual terms on rental costs and conditions. After signing, the tenant is responsible for obtaining all permits and licenses required for lawful business operations under Texas law.
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