When leasing nonresidential properties, owners would prefer to rent exclusively to high quality tenants. Such owners will tend to seek out companies whose general debt obligations are rated "investment grade" by one or more of the U.S. rating agencies. These potential tenants are more commonly referred to as:

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The term used to describe high quality tenants whose general debt obligations are rated "investment grade" is credit tenants. These tenants are preferred by property owners when leasing nonresidential properties as they are considered to be reliable in terms of paying rent on time and maintaining the property. The other options, tenant reps, tenant mix, and in-house leasing agents, do not specifically describe high quality tenants with investment grade credit ratings.

When Leasing Nonresidential Properties, Owners Would Prefer to Rent Exclusively