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Leasing to a non-U.S. business raises special legal considerations. For example, you may be unable to enforce lease payment obligations and court judgments against tenants who keep their assets outside the U.S.
So, before signing a lease with a foreign tenant, confirm that the tenant keeps adequate assets in the U.S. and add lease language expressly requiring the tenant to maintain U.S. assets at no less than that level during the lease term.