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Attornment Provision in a Sublease

North Las Vegas Nevada Attornment Provision in a Sublease

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Landlord Tenant - Commercial Leases

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This office lease is extremely harsh on the subtenant and grants no non-disturbance rights or any other protections.

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Interesting Questions

Is it standard to have an attornment clause in all subleases?

Not always, but it’s a good practice! Having an attornment clause is like having a safety net; it helps protect your rights just in case things change.

What happens if I don’t agree to an attornment provision?

If you skip the attornment provision, you might find yourself in a tricky spot if the property sells. It could lead to challenges in your tenancy in the future.

Can the new landlord change the rules after the attornment?

Generally, no. If your original lease lays out the terms, the new landlord has to stick to those. It's like passing a baton in a race; the race rules stay the same!

How does the attornment provision affect my lease terms?

With this provision, your lease terms remain the same even if a new landlord steps in. So, no surprises – just keep on enjoying your home!

Why would I need an attornment clause in my sublease?

Including this clause in your sublease protects your rights as a tenant. It makes sure that if the main landlord changes, you can still stay put without any fuss.

What is an attornment provision in a sublease?

An attornment provision is a fancy way of saying that the tenant agrees to recognize a new landlord if the original one sells the property. It helps ensure there’s no hiccup in the tenant’s rights.