Safeguard Your Leases with the SNDA Clause – Here’s How

Safeguard Your Leases with the SNDA Clause – Here’s How

In this iOpt Minute, Don Catalano, SIOR, CCIM, MCR, explains the critical role of the Subordination, Non-Disturbance, and Attornment (SNDA) Clause in commercial leases. Once rare and challenging to secure, today the SNDA Clause is essential for tenant protection, especially during uncertain times. This clause ensures your lease remains intact even if a building enters foreclosure, granting you 'quiet enjoyment' of your space. Without it, your lease—and business—could be at risk. Learn why this clause matters and how it safeguards your rights as a tenant. Subscribe for more corporate real estate insights.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction to the SNDA Clause
0:10 - Why Landlords Dislike the SNDA Clause
0:35 - What the SNDA Clause Does for Tenants
1:16 - Risks of Not Having an SNDA Clause
1:59 - Final Thoughts on Lease Protection

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