entry (or already concluded) with the small company concerned, a legally binding tenancy agreement that reduces the rent by at least 75% for the months of April, May and June 2020; and 2 See „Why CECRA property owners should ask for small businesses” at www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/finance-and-investing/covid19-cecra-small-business; See also „Don`t Force My Hand” in www.cp24.com/news/don-t-force-my-hand-ford-tells-greedy-commercial-landlords-refusing-to-work-with-struggling-businesses-1.4945152 As noted in our previous articles, the program is designed to provide negotiable loans equivalent to 50% of gross monthly rents paid to legitimate commercial real estate owners for legitimate tenants for April, May and June of this year. The loan will be granted if the commercial landlord agrees to reduce the rent of an eligible tenant by at least 75% for April, May and June 2020 under a rent reduction tenancy agreement. Will the CMHC check the forms of rent reduction agreements that are not submitted with the CMHC standard form? If they wish to participate in the CECRA program, landowners should start contacting their tenants to determine whether or not they are eligible for the CECRA program and begin preparing for the conclusion of the corresponding certificates and lease (whether on the form provided by CMHC or on a form negotiated between the landlord and the tenant and in accordance with the terms of the CECRA program). Property owners should also note that tenants seeking help under the CECRA program must be accompanied by certificates. The program is managed by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation („CMHC”), with MCAP and First Canadian Title helping to process applications and provide credits. Each province and region has agreed to participate, to varying degrees, in implementation costs. If a homeowner applies CECRA funds to real estate costs and the proceeds of the credit receive more than the operating costs, is the rest of the loan not allocated? parties that do not have a weapon length, including how the owner of the small business tenant owns it, as long as all other requirements are met; a valid and enforceable rental agreement is in effect before April 1, 2020 and the rent under the lease is at a market price.