A document frequently used in mortgage and real estate due diligence is an estoppel certificate (also known as an estoppel letter). It is a form that tenants typically fill out or at least sign when their landlord proposes to do business with a third party. A purchaser planning to buy a tenant-occupied property or a mortgage lender looking to collateralise one will frequently want to confirm...
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