Assignment of Leases and Rents (Lender-friendly) (Pennsylvania)

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A template form of assignment of leases and rents for commercial mortgage loan transactions, granting the lender an absolute, present interest in all current and future leases at the real property, as well as all rents and other income derived from those leases. It has been drafted to benefit the lender, and includes integrated drafting notes with explanations, as well as drafting and negotiating tips for both lenders and borrowers.
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