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leasehold estate

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leasehold estate

The interest a tenant has to possess and use property by virtue of a lease.



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A stipulation that the lessee may encumber its leasehold estate (use it for collateral when obtaining financing) without having to obtain the landlord's consent.
Why your ground lease should be financeable by DiGeronimo, Michael E. / Financial Executive
During this 15-day period, JHP completed its due diligence and processed loan documentation that created a fee and leasehold estate.
Building long-term customer relationships in real estate finance by Real Estate Weekly
InterGen eventually defaulted on the loan, and a Chase affiliate took title to the collateral - the 811 building's leasehold estate - in a "non-judicial" foreclosure action.
Judge shakes up downtown L.A landlord by siding with tenant by Berton, Brad / Los Angeles Business Journal
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