Obligor
An obligor is the party legally bound to meet an obligation owed to another party, the obligee. In real estate finance, the obligor is typically the borrower or guarantor responsible for repaying a loan, performing under a lease, or fulfilling a contract.
Pinning down the obligor is central to assessing credit risk, especially in structured finance and CMBS deals. Lenders weigh the obligor’s financial standing to set loan terms, rates, and any required guarantees. If the obligor fails to perform, that is a default, and it can trigger the obligee’s remedies.
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Legal & Contracts
Legal concepts, doctrines, and contract elements that shape commercial real estate transactions. Includes terms tied to enforceability, liability, and the documents that bind parties together.