Florida Tenant Estoppel to Lender is a legal concept that protects a lender from liability arising from a tenant’s failure to perform its obligations under a lease. This concept is derived from the legal doctrine of Estoppel, which prevents a tenant from denying the validity of a lease when the lender relies on the tenant’s representation that the lease is valid. There are three types of Florida Tenant Estoppel to Lender: 1) Equitable Estoppel; 2) Contractual Estoppel; and 3) Promissory Estoppel. Equitable Estoppel prevents a tenant from denying the existence of a lease when the lender relied on the tenant’s representation that the lease was valid. Contractual Estoppel prevents a tenant from denying the terms of a lease when the lender relied on the tenant’s representation that the lease was valid. Promissory Estoppel prevents a tenant from denying the performance of obligations under a lease when the lender relied on the tenant’s representations that the obligations had been performed.