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How to Enforce a Personal Guarantee on a Texas Commercial Lease After the Tenant LLC Defaults

How to Enforce a Personal Guarantee on a Texas Commercial Lease After the Tenant LLC Defaults

A personal guarantee in a Texas commercial lease is usually enforceable once the tenant LLC defaults—if the guarantee is properly signed and the landlord can prove damages. Texas landlords commonly pursue the guarantor for unpaid rent, accelerated rent (if allowed), operating expenses, and certain enforcement costs. This article explains the steps, evidence, notices, defenses, and […]

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How to Negotiate a Texas Commercial Lease Early Termination Clause Without Triggering a Personal Guarantee

How to Negotiate a Texas Commercial Lease Early Termination Clause Without Triggering a Personal Guarantee

Texas commercial leases often impose a 6–12 month “early termination fee” plus rent acceleration unless the clause is drafted to cap liability and waive guarantor exposure. In practice, many Texas landlords will agree to an early-exit option if the tenant offers clear notice, a defined fee, and a re-leasing cooperation package. This article explains how

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