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Maximizing Value: How to Prepare Your Commercial Building for Sale or Lease in Connecticut

Important changes and improvements can raise the value of your building/space. The residential market tends to stress the below points in selling homes but many of their positioning/staging ideas are often overlooked by commercial owners/landlords. Below are suggestions to make sure that the building/space you are selling/leasing is going to present in the best way to a potential buyer/tenant.

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How Tenant Improvements Impact Rent: What Office Tenants Should Know in Fairfield & Westchester Counties

Landlords require security deposits during the term of almost all leases. Most commonly, this protection takes the form of a letter of credit or cash security deposit,determined primarily by the financial strength of the tenant. However,for tenants of more limited means, a landlord may also request a personal guaranty to reinforce the contract. This document makes the signing officer(s)(the guarantors) personally liable.

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The Power of Free Rent: What Commercial Tenants Need to Know

Landlords require security deposits during the term of almost all leases. Most commonly, this protection takes the form of a letter of credit or cash security deposit,determined primarily by the financial strength of the tenant. However,for tenants of more limited means, a landlord may also request a personal guaranty to reinforce the contract. This document makes the signing officer(s)(the guarantors) personally liable.

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Lease Defaults: What Office Tenants in Fairfield & Westchester Counties Need to Know Before Signing

Landlords require security deposits during the term of almost all leases. Most commonly, this protection takes the form of a letter of credit or cash security deposit,determined primarily by the financial strength of the tenant. However,for tenants of more limited means, a landlord may also request a personal guaranty to reinforce the contract. This document makes the signing officer(s)(the guarantors) personally liable.

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Understanding Security Deposits and “Good Guy” Guaranties in Commercial Leasing Across Fairfield & Westchester Counties

Landlords require security deposits during the term of almost all leases. Most commonly, this protection takes the form of a letter of credit or cash security deposit,determined primarily by the financial strength of the tenant. However,for tenants of more limited means, a landlord may also request a personal guaranty to reinforce the contract. This document makes the signing officer(s)(the guarantors) personally liable.

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