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Prospective tenants wish to put 2 LLCs as Tenant on office lease
A prospective tenant is a photography studio with two photographers. Each has formed an LLC, and they would like the lease to name both LLCs as "Tenant." I will be getting a personal guarantee naming both persons. Is there a problem with putting 2 LLCs as Tenant in this case?