Commercial Tenant Referencing: The Process and the Benefits
A commercial lease is often a five- to fifteen-year commitment, and the tenant’s covenant strength is what gives that lease its value. Proper tenant referencing is the landlord’s best protection before signing, not after the first missed quarter day. For landlords, an empty unit costs money, but a bad tenant usually costs more: lost rent, legal fees, dilapidations left unpaid




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