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If I have a properly maintained LLC, how much liability do I get exposed to if I have to guarantee a commercial lease personally?

This question asks about the interplay between two different sources of personal liability with respect to a limited liability company: A personal guaranty of the LLC’s commercial lease, and personal liability of the LLC’s member under an “alter ego” (piercing the veil) analysis.These two sources of liability are largely independent of one another. A personal guaranty of the LLC’s commercial lease will not increase the likelihood of an alter ego finding, because the guaranty expressly acknowledges that the LLC and the member have separate legal identities, i.e., the LLC is not merely the member’s alter ego.

Can I declare bankruptcy on my failed business and not be affected on my personal credit?

Most small businesses, including businesses that are incorporated, rely to a large extent on the personal credit of the owner. Typically, a store or office leased for the business carries a personal guarantee from the the business owner. Business credit lines, and business credit cards are almost always personally guarantied by the owner. It is highly unlikely that your business can go bankruptcy without affecting you, personally.The best way for you to know is meet with one or two local bankruptcy lawyers. Good luck.

What are the risks if I take out a commercial lease, and the business fails before the term?

Your risk would be extremely low in the situation you describe.First of all, you would have given a security deposit of at least 1 month's rent, but more likely 2-3 months' rent. After you vacate, this would then be applied as rent for months 7,8 and/or 9 of the lease term, leaving only 5, 4 or 3 months unpaid respectively. That's generally not enough for a landlord to pursue through legal action.Secondly, your LLC will presumably be dissolved, so there would be nothing to collect from a potential Judgment against the LLC for non-payment of rent.Third, only your entity (in this case an LLC) could be held liable, you could not be held personally liable for any damages unless you sign a personal guaranty for the lease. But also in that case, the landlord would have to enforce this guaranty through costly legal action if you did not pay, which is also unlikely.Finally, you could always assign the lease or sublet the space to another party for the remaining 6 months, or simply request a termination of the lease, without penalty, in exchange for providing a replacement tenant willing to occupy the space for 6 months or more. These methods will result in no damages or liability to you.

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