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If your lease with a tenant that’s making improvements or doing other construction in its space requires the tenant to give you documents—a certificate of occupancy from your local government, contractor affidavits, or lien waivers—to prove that the work was done properly, you might’ve required the tenant to give you another vital piece of information—drawings of the finished construction work. If you didn’t require “as-built” drawings from a tenant doing construction work, you could be at a disadvantage.
