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ARTICLE · 30 APRIL 2009

Better The Tenant You Know...

As economies around the world continue to struggle, so landlords need to be increasingly vigilant about their tenants' ability to pay. Conducting a tenant appraisal can provide peace of mind about existing occupiers, as well as prospective ones.

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As economies around the world continue to struggle, so landlords need to be increasingly vigilant about their tenants' ability to pay. Conducting a tenant appraisal can provide peace of mind about existing occupiers, as well as prospective ones.

When it comes to prospective tenants, assessing ability to meet annual rental obligations is essential. An independent assessment, performed by Moore Stephens experts, helps landlords manage the risk of a tenant becoming unable to pay its rent – thus providing assurance about future income streams. "This can be particularly important in an uncertain economic environment, where retailers and other occupiers may face poorer than expected trading conditions and suffer reduced cash flow," says Jeremy Willmont, partner in Moore Stephens' Corporate Advisory team in London.

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