Florida Commercial Tenant Estoppel Certificate

Prepare an Estoppel Certificate to be completed by a commercial tenant with this easy-to-use template for a Florida business premises which is being sold or refinanced.

The Estoppel Certificate sets out:

  • pertinent details about the lease,
  • the status of the tenancy
  • any unpaid amounts of rent, charges or other payments,
  • details of any existing default by either the landlord or the tenant,
  • any outstanding claims with respect to the lease.

This Florida Commercial Tenant Estoppel Certificate is a downloadable and reusable property leasing form.

Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 02-May-2021
SKU: 7868
$6.29
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