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Dianne Said:

leasee on commercial property?

We Answered:

Well, none, unless it was given to you in your leasing contract.

But under YOUR property policy, as a tenant, there's a coverage to protect you in case something like that happens. It pays the rental difference between the old lease, and the new lease for similar quality/space, for the remainder of the lease period.

You should check with your agent to be sure you have LEASEHOLD coverage.