Parties & Propertyarray

Guarantor Name

The entity or individual providing financial backing for the tenant.

By Angel Campa, Founder · Updated March 2026

Why This Field Matters

A guarantor provides the landlord with a secondary source of recovery if the tenant entity defaults. Without knowing who guaranteed the lease, asset managers cannot pursue collections effectively. Guarantors also need to be tracked for potential liability reduction negotiations as the lease matures.

Where to Find It in Your Lease

Usually found in a separate Guaranty exhibit or addendum attached to the end of the lease. The guarantor is named in the guaranty agreement and cross-referenced in the lease preamble.

How Lextract Extracts This Field

Lextract uses a combination of AWS Textract OCR and Claude AI to identify and extract the guarantor name from your lease PDF. The AI searches for all pages of the document, then assigns a confidence score based on OCR quality and extraction certainty. Fields with lower confidence are flagged for human review.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a personal guarantee and a corporate guarantee?

A personal guarantee makes an individual (usually the business owner) liable with their personal assets. A corporate guarantee makes a parent company or affiliated entity liable. Corporate guarantees are preferred by tenants because they shield personal assets.

Can a guarantor be released from liability during the lease term?

Some leases include "burning" guaranty provisions that reduce or eliminate the guarantee after a specified period of timely rent payments, such as 24 or 36 consecutive months. This must be explicitly negotiated into the lease.

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