BY JEFFREY A. KREIGER
This is the second of two parts.
Part I appeared Jan. 26 in CREJ's Commercial Lenders Supplement and can be found in the online archives at www.CARealEstateJournal.com.
When entering into a substantial lease with a new tenant, commercial landlords should recognize the bankruptcy risks and, in the right circumstance, consider requiring the tenant to procure a letter of credit instead of or in addition to a traditional ...
This is the second of two parts.
Part I appeared Jan. 26 in CREJ's Commercial Lenders Supplement and can be found in the online archives at www.CARealEstateJournal.com.
When entering into a substantial lease with a new tenant, commercial landlords should recognize the bankruptcy risks and, in the right circumstance, consider requiring the tenant to procure a letter of credit instead of or in addition to a traditional ...
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