Aquisition Question

When working with a buyer that wants to aquire multiple units in a condo conversion that are rented with tenants in place what is the best way to structure the deal. Sorry for lack of info just ask and I will provide.. Thanks for the help..

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  • tguerrino19th March, 2007

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    They will go through all the leases from top to bottom and make a sumarize a 80 page lease into as little as 3 pages. It is alot more in depth then that but that sums it up alot. The charge is a fraction of what an attorney will charge and we are soley devoted to only reading leases with over 100 employees.

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  • ypochris27th March, 2007

    The leases run with the property, so the buyer has to understand that the tenants will remain in place until the leases expire. All earnest money deposits, etc. are transferred to the buyer. Other than that it is done just the same as if there were no tenants.

    Chris

  • finniganps4th February, 2007

    What does your contract say re: occupancy? Who will manage the property once you close? Is this drop enough for you to consider pulling out of the deal (assuming you can contractually)?

  • rglover5484th February, 2007

    9 vacancies in January seem reasonable for a college town. Unless things have changed, I know i used to make it semester by semester. Different loan, scholarship, etc package each semester. Im sure you know the market, i would bet vacancies are higher than that in the summer. But at $275/mo, seems like you should have renters.

    I hope you do not need to count on the sellers; these guys will be your competitor after the sell goes through. So if you cant make it with out them, you shouldnt buy.

  • dennis345611th April, 2007

    College students, God bless you, you are going to need it.

    You could offer a free case of beer with move in.

  • sanjosee18th December, 2006

    I would request the last 2 or 3 years income & expenses on the building.

  • roberth18th December, 2006

    The seller should be able to provide
    Rent rolls
    3 yrs operating statements
    yr to date expenses
    3 yrs taxes or schedule E of taxes
    Occupancy for the last yr (looking for at least 90%)
    Is there a management co. being used
    Is the seller willing to carry back a portion to help with financing.

    This is the beginning questions I would be asking.
    Good Luck,
    Robert
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  • NguyenandCo11th April, 2007

    sorry if this is a hijack

    how do you cashflow at all if you have the seller carry a 2nd? Pay him later withou payments monthly?

    How will he be taxed?

    Thanks

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