Estoppel Certificate Generator Create Tenant Estoppel Certificate - Commercial Real Estate

Tenant Estoppel Certificate Generator

Create professional estoppel certificates for commercial property sales and refinancing

Estimated time: 8-10 minutes

Property & Party Identification

Basic information about the lease and parties
Property Information
Landlord Information
Tenant Information
Certificate Recipient

Related Commercial Documents

Commercial Lease Agreement SNDA Agreement Tenant Improvement Worksheet Lease Amendment Lease Renewal Agreement Sublease Agreement
What is an Estoppel Certificate?

An estoppel certificate is a signed statement by a tenant confirming the terms of their lease. It's required when:

  • Selling a commercial property
  • Refinancing an existing loan
  • Obtaining new financing
  • Verifying lease terms for due diligence
Documents to Gather
  • Original lease agreement
  • All lease amendments
  • Current rent schedule
  • Security deposit receipt
  • Recent rent payment records
  • CAM reconciliation statements
Legal Binding Effect

Once signed, the tenant is legally bound by the statements made. The certificate can be relied upon by third parties (buyers, lenders) in making business decisions.

Estoppel Certificate FAQ

Common questions about tenant estoppel certificates

Most commercial leases require tenants to provide estoppel certificates when requested by the landlord. Buyers and lenders need this verification before completing property transactions to confirm lease terms and that no defaults exist.

Most leases specify a timeframe (typically 10-15 days). Check your lease for the specific requirement. Failure to respond timely may result in the landlord's draft being deemed accepted.

Yes, you should mark up any inaccuracies. It's important to correct any errors before signing since you'll be legally bound by the statements. Note any claims, defaults, or disputes accurately.