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Show proof of consistent revenues and profits (P&L statements, balance sheets, etc) Ask for an amendment to the lease after 12-24 months. Ask for the guarantee to expire after 12-24 months as long as you have paid rent payments on time. Try to renegotiate the guarantee terms.
Limit the amount of the guarantee. Ask for a time limit on the guarantee. Put down a large security deposit, set up in an escrow account, that the landlord can use to receive your lease payments if you can't make them for a certain number of months.
Avoid risking your personal assets, such as savings accounts and property, simply to convince a landlord of your company's solvency. Many commercial landlords require personal guarantees as a matter of course. Even large landlords might be willing to negotiate if tenants are able to allay their fears of default.
A personal guarantee requires the individual to pay back a loan personally in the event of default. A commercial lease is a major commitment for a business, and the leasing company wants to know that the lease will continue to be paid up to its completion, even if the company goes bankrupt.
To start with, you'll need to have a business financial statement: a balance sheet and income statement. Many landlords also require a personal financial statement for all owners of the business. You may need some additional guarantees that you will be able to make the lease payments.
A simple way to put it, the person who signs as an indemnified or a guarantor is giving their personal guarantee to the landlord that the tenant (a business) will fulfill the obligations of the lease. The most likely person to sign an indemnified is a company owner or branch owner.
The ways to avoid a guarantee are seeded in understanding the owner's risk, clarifying the owner's reality, and proposing alternatives that provide security. An owner can spend up to 25 percent (or more) of the lease's future income originating the lease.
The main technical requirement for a guarantee to be valid is that it must be in writing and signed by the guarantor or a person authorized on the guarantor's behalf. Reliance cannot therefore be placed on a verbal assurance that one party will 'see another right' or some such.
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