Once upon a time, there was a landlord named Lenny who owned a building. One day, a new tenant named Tim moved in and wanted to use the building for his business. Lenny was happy because he needed to fill his empty space.

However, before Tim could start using the building, Lenny had to make sure everything was in order. He asked an underwriter to check if the building met the zoning requirements, and the underwriter said it did. Tim was thrilled and signed the lease with Lenny for a long-term use of the building.

Lenny felt proud of his property, and he hoped that the yield from Tim's business would be good. He even gave Tim the title of “best tenant” for taking such good care of the building.

Years went by, and Tim's business was successful, and the yield was great. Lenny was very happy and continued to provide the best service to Tim and all of his tenants. The end.

Reflections

1. What was Tim's business in the building?
2. Why did Lenny ask the underwriter to check the building before Tim could start using it?
3. What was Tim's title given by Lenny?
4. Was Tim's business successful?
5. How did Lenny feel about Tim and his business in the building?