
What is an Estoppel Certificate in Commercial Real Estate?
In the world of commercial real estate, the estoppel certificate is sometimes viewed as just another piece of closing paperwork. However, for landlords, tenants, and lenders alike, it is a vital document that “stops” or estops a party from later claiming a set of facts different from those signed in the certificate. In essence, an...
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