An estoppel certificate is a legally binding document used to clarify the current status of lease agreements and to protect all parties—including renters—in a real estate transaction. Let’s break down, in plain English, what an estoppel certificate is, and why your landlord might ask you to...
Additionally, during the sale process, you might be asked to sign anestoppel certificate. This document verifies the terms of your lease—like rent amount and lease duration—for the new owner, ensuring that both you and they understand your rights and obligations under the current lease agreement...