Do I have to guarantee option to renew lease extensions?
I am selling a small  retail biz in FL. The location is leased.

The biz has a few years left on the current lease. There is also an option to renew the lease for another 5 years

The buyer will assume the current lease along with the option to renew the lease for another 5 years. 

I understand that I will be responsible for guaranteeing the current lease but  will I be responsible for guaranteeing the 5 year extension as well if the buyer decides to exercise the option to renew?
[{"id": "ia90mw1", "text": "LL in SoFlo here. If your option to renew is automatic and requires X days for notice of cancellation (most leases), then you will have to guarantee the full lease term including options.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ia94iol", "text": "generally yes if you didn't negotiate the original guarantee to end at renewal (which is a common ask).  Options now are to negotiate with ll to remove the guarantee, be super careful who you sell to and let it play out, or to paper around it and prohibit the buyer from exercising it without replacing your guarantee with theirs.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]