Clubhouse versus Community Center

My HOA has entered into a lease agreement with the developer of a 55+ community. This lease is for a building which was to be originally conveyed to the HOA. The developer had used the building's assets and created liens against the building.
The lease has yet to be signed by both parties. Now, the developer wants the name of the facility changed from clubhouse to "community center". Is there anyone who may know if there is a legal difference, or advantage the developer has in changing the names?

Thanks

Daniel

Lets break this down, by first Joe's advice is sound.

Now:
The developer owns a building that was supposed to be turned over to the association at some point. (Since you made that clear I expect this was some kind of written proposal) Now the developer didn't fulfill his legal commitments and at this point wants to lease that building to the association. At the present time there are binding liens against the building that could result in the developer losing ownership of the building.

Enter the association and they are going to join in an agreement with a developer that could be legally responsible for his actions in not turning the building over as agreed. Further the association is going to obligate the owners and their money in such a shaky deal.

Then the developer says he wants the association to agree to a name change of this building.

If the association agrees to anything in this deal it appears to me they are pulled into the whole building defecits.

I expect there is more to the story, but above is what we know from the post of the OP.

My conclusion..........as they say, not with a ten foot pole would I touch this deal.

I don't like the smell of this! It needs to be researched thoroughly before anything is agreed to or signed. There may be much more beneath the surface.