Business lease

tailor24

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Hello, i recently registered my business with the Company House, and for the address i gave the one from the premises i should rent it this week with the landlord permission. He initially agreed to do the lease contract in the company name, one year contract, 6 months pay upfront, no deposit and the second part of the year another 6 months pay upfront.
Now the landlord is asking for my personal details and address and wants one months deposit.
Do I have to give him my personal address???
 
My advice is before you do anything further speak to a solicitor who deals in commercial leases, and don't sign anything until you do
 
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My advice is before you do anything further speak to a solicitor who deals in commercial leases, and don't sign anything until you do
Thank you! Yes, I will look for a solicitor, but I don't know what to tell the landlord regarding my personal address.
 
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You will probably need to give personal details for KYC purposes

However it's likely that they will also want a PG.

Ultimately, they are entitled to ask and you are entitled to decline - in which case they may well decline to offer you a lease
 
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Any landlord worth his salt is going to do a credit check, so yes he’s untitled to ask for this and of course your bank details. As mentioned above by Mark looks like you may well be walking into a PG (personal guarantee) so please get that legal advice the forum is littered with those who wished they had.
 
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Any landlord worth his salt is going to do a credit check, so yes he’s untitled to ask for this and of course your bank details. As mentioned above by Mark looks like you may well be walking into a PG (personal guarantee) so please get that legal advice the forum is littered with those who wished they .

Any landlord worth his salt is going to do a credit check, so yes he’s untitled to ask for this and of course your bank details. As mentioned above by Mark looks like you may well be walking into a PG (personal guarantee) so please get that legal advice the forum is littered with those who wished they had.
He initially asked for a PG, however he ssk me to pay upfront 6 months, no deposit and know he changed his mind and ask deposit
 
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If you do get a solicitor to check the lease and other issues it’s unlikely you will be able to sign this week. Due diligence can’t be rushed and subsequent negotiations could take a couple of months.
 
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