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Q: I’m about to start negotiating with a prospective tenant for office space that will require a substantial buildout by me before the tenant moves in. To protect itself, the tenant has asked to negotiate a detailed, comprehensive work letter. I understand that some owners wait until the rest of the lease is negotiated before starting work letter negotiations. But I’ve heard nightmare stories of snafus during work letter negotiations that sank entire deals.