Commercial real estate purchase contracts usually include a due diligence or inspection period (Due Diligence Period). During the Due Diligence Period, the buyer should evaluate the real estate to confirm it is suitable for the buyer’s needs. Following are ten things which should be on every real estate buyer’s due diligence checklist. 1. Title and
How an Access Agreement Can Speed Up Your Commercial Real Estate Transaction
September 6, 2018 by
Buyers and sellers want their commercial real estate transactions to move forward quickly. A buyer may ask to start inspecting the real estate and “kick the tires” while the parties negotiate a real estate purchase contract. The seller may have concerns about allowing this with no contract in place. To address these concerns, the buyer
Cross Collateralization – A Zero Down Financing Method
July 30, 2013 by
When negotiating a real estate purchase, the most important attribute is determining how much equity the seller has in the property, or rather, the amount the seller walks away with after closing the deal.
