Insurance endorsement required prior to occupancy?
I have a landlord requiring a client to provide their insurance endorsement prior to giving my client keys to the space. The lease is fully executed and we’ve provided them the certificate of insurance showing the landlord as additional insured (which has always been sufficient in any other deal I’ve done).

Anyone ever dealt with this or have tips on how to handle this? This seems unnecessary especially because it’s a 500 sf office space. 

Thanks! 
[{"id": "e89xnur", "text": "Typical for LL to request proof prior to occupancy - they need  to make sure everything is OK from insurance perspective so they are properly indemnified against risks caused by the T. Just send the cert to the LL should take like 5 minutes to track down. ", "replies": [{"id": "e8a06hy", "text": "&gt;&gt; we\u2019ve provided them the certificate of insurance showing the landlord as additional insured\n\nRight, but in my experience the certificate should be all they need.\n\nEDIT: OP, if they aren't satisfied with the certificate, in my experience it's sometimes best to just put the landlord and insurance agent in direct contact with each other to figure out what they want.", "replies": [{"id": "e8a0mql", "text": "Oh I misread this yea the ACORD should cover it ", "replies": [{"id": "e8a2weu", "text": "Thanks for the reply. Yeah that\u2019s always been my experience as well so this is super odd. My client is probably going to rescind on the lease because of this, so that\u2019s cool. Lol", "replies": [], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}, {"id": "e8a2x8g", "text": "Thanks for the reply! Yeah that\u2019s a good idea to put them in direct contact, thanks!", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]