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Good Guy Clause/Personal Guaranty Good Guy Guaranties usually contain a notice period. It usually requires the tenant to give the landlord three to six months written notice before abandoning their space. Notice is required to allow the landlord time to find a new tenant and mitigate their financial loss.
There are two types of lease guarantees in New York. A full or complete guarantee for the payment of rent or a good guy guarantee (GGG), which is a specialized type of guarantee, which can limit the payment of the guarantor under the lease, if certain conditions enumerated in the GGG are met.
If Company X stops paying rent June 1 and Company X leaves July 1, the good guy owes the landlord rent for the month of June. Good guy clauses usually, but not always, contain notice provisions (between 30 and 180 days) that can sometimes be negotiated.
Scope: The scope of a good guy guarantee is typically limited to unpaid rent and damages that occur before the tenant vacates the property. In contrast, the scope of a personal guarantee is broader and covers all aspects of the lease agreement, including rent payments, damages, and other obligations.
A typical good guy guarantee requires a creditworthy tenant (usually principal in the tenants business) to guarantee the rent obligations under the lease through the date the tenant surrenders the leased space back the landlord. Good guy guarantees in lease agreements are personal guarantees that are limited.
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In an unlimited personal guaranty, you promise to personally guaranty the full financial obligations of the lease unconditionally. While you may have every intention of fulfilling all of the obligations of the lease, agreeing to an unlimited personal guaranty could be a substantial risk.
Good guy guarantees in lease agreements are personal guarantees that are limited. That is if you personally guarantee the lease for your business location then your guarantee will be typically limited to past due rent or a set amount but not for the rent due throughout the entire term of your business lease.
Good Guy Guaranty example scenarios If the tenant breaks the lease before the lease term expires, or vacates without being up-to-date on their rent payments, the landlord will have no other choice than to take that tenant to court.

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