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Extend Health Amendment Chain

Lextract extracted 126 fields from a 3-amendment lease chain with landlord assignment: reconciling superseding provisions across 4 documents into a single coherent record.

By Angel Campa, Founder · Updated March 2026

Location

Salt Lake City, UT

Size

28,000 RSF

Annual Rent

$756K/yr

Term

48 months

Tenant

Extend Health

Landlord

Kilroy Realty

The Challenge

This file contains three consecutive amendments plus a landlord assignment document. Extracting the current lease terms requires reconciling changes across four documents, with each amendment superseding portions of the prior agreement. The landlord was also assigned (from original owner to Kilroy Realty), requiring verification that all lease obligations transferred correctly.

How Lextract Handled It

Lextract processed all four documents, identified the amendment chain sequence, applied the most recent superseding provisions to each field, and correctly reflected the Kilroy Realty assignment as the current landlord entity. The extraction produced a single coherent 126-field record representing the current lease state.

126

Fields Extracted

Under 3 minutes

Extraction Time

Extracted Highlights

FieldExtracted Value
Document Type3rd Amendment + Landlord Assignment
Current LandlordKilroy Realty LP
Effective RSF28,000 RSF
Annual Base Rent$756,000
Expiration DateDecember 31, 2025
Outstanding TI Balance$0

Complexity Factors

  • 3-amendment chain (original + 3 amendments)
  • Landlord assignment mid-lease
  • Superseding provisions must be reconciled across documents
  • RSF increased through amendments (21K → 28K)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Lextract handle multi-amendment lease chains?

Lextract processes all documents in sequence, identifies amendment numbers (First, Second, Third, etc.), and applies each amendment's provisions as overrides to the prior document. The final extraction represents the current lease state as if all documents were a single current agreement.

What happens to the landlord name when a lease is assigned?

Lextract extracts both the original landlord (from the original lease) and the assignee landlord (from the assignment document). The current landlord field reflects the most recent assignee, and the original landlord is preserved in the notes field.

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