It is simply good judgment to ensure that when you are owed a debt you reserve as many practical, enforceable remedies as possible to protect yourself in case the debt is not repaid.
One of a lender’s most valuable remedies may be the ability to foreclose and sell property pledged as security by your debtor. This is no less true in the case of a debt owed by a commercial tenant. However, when dealing with the property of a commercial tenant, the lender may find it is not the only party with a claim to its collateral.
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