Commercial Real Estate Investing
-
All Forum Categories
-
Followed Discussions
-
Followed Categories
-
Followed People
-
Followed Locations
-
Market News & Data
-
General Info
-
Real Estate Strategies
- House Hacking
- Commercial Real Estate Investing
- BRRRR - Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat
- Mobile Home Park Investing
- Innovative Strategies
- Land & New Construction
- Multi-Family and Apartment Investing
- Wholesaling
- Rehabbing & House Flipping
-
Short-Term & Vacation Rental Discussions
presented by
- Tax Liens & Mortgage Notes
- Medium-Term Rentals
- Buying & Selling Small Businesses
- Outdoor Hospitality
-
Landlording & Rental Properties
-
Real Estate Professionals
-
Financial, Tax, & Legal
-
Real Estate Classifieds
-
Reviews & Feedback
He refuses to sign the lease estoppel...
What do you fellow property managers do when a commercial tenant refuses to sign a lease estoppel?
Recently, I've gotten a commercial tenant that has been particularly irksome even though the lease stipulates that a lease estoppel needs to be signed. Reason for his refusal? He says he simply doesn't want to. In other words, he doesn't give a crap and doesn't want to spend the effort in figuring out if the lease estoppel is ok to sign.
I can of course threaten him to terminate his lease but I would like to go the amicable route. Any suggestions that you, fellow property managers have found successful?