BG INTERESTS, INC.
5125 North 16th. Street
Suite B-223
Phoenix, Arizona 85016
Phone: 602-230-5445
email: rgm1303@aol.com
Acquisitions
Thursday, September 09, 2010
The process of buying commercial property is demanding. You know there's a lot of paperwork involved after the contract for sale is executed. There are also a lot of different disciplines involved. Escrow Agents, Attorneys, Lenders, Appraisers, Contractors, Architects, Maintenance, Environmental and Seller Agent to mention a few. Then there is DUE DILIGENCE. Here the Buyer is involved with Property Inspections, Service Contracts, Tenant Histories, Leases, Estoppels, SNDA's, Phase I and II Environmental Reports and Appraisals are a good start. If you take a little time exploring this Web site, however, you'll find answers to many of your questions, and hopefully the buying process will be made easier.
 

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One of the most important things is that you have a checklist for Due Diligence in the acquisition of commercial property. By keeping on top of your game-plan at all times you will greatly increase your chances of success. To save time, bookmark this page and refer to the following checklist frequently. You can also print out this checklist and let it increase your purchase effectiveness.
 
 

 

SUBMITTAL PACKAGE REVIEW AND APPROVAL

Printed Project Brochure and / or Seller Sale Package

Photographs of Property and Area

Chamber of Commerce Date

City Map

Site Plan

Physical Description of Property (Listing Amenities)

Complete Rent Rolls

List of Security Deposits

 

LETTER OF INTENT

Prepare Letter

Submit to Seller

 

WITH SELLER ACCEPTANCE

On-Site Inspection with Completion of following items:

Building Permits, Operating Licenses, Notices of Completion, Occupancy Permits (CO”s), Soil Reports and Termite Reports.

List and Copies of Service Contracts (Verbal and Written)

Comparables and Market Survey

Pre-Shop Project

Complete Lease Analysis Breakdown

Standard Form Lease and Copies of All Leases and Rental Agreements and Any Amendments/Assignments thereto

Current Name, Address and Phone Number of Tenants, Lessee’s and Parent Company Where Applicable and Financial Statements

Copies of Insurance Policies

On Site Conversations with Tenants, Check of Records and Occupancy

List of Employees, Wages and Job Description and Inventory of Personal Property

Copy of Utility Expenses for Preceding 12 Months (Invoices)

Where Applicable, Copy of Ground Lease

Copy of Loan Commitment, Promissory Notes, Trust Deeds or Mortgages and any other Loan Documents required by Lender

 

Preliminary Title Insurance Policy

Prepare List of Vendors and Utilities

Copy of Tax Statements for past Three (3) Years and Any Current Assessments

Property Financial Statements for Past Three (3) Years

Most Recent CAM, Tax and Insurance Billing, and Reconciliations for Each Tenant.  Where Applicable, Sales Reports for Past Three Years for Each Tenant

Where Applicable, Check References of Seller and Review Portfolio of Seller’s Projects

Closing Checklist

 

 APPROVAL PORCESS

Full Acquisition Package Presented to Buyer/Investor with Recommendation

With Buyer Approval, Completion of the Following:

Where Applicable, Appraisal, Audit, Construction Report

As Built Survey                                                                                                                                                         

 

Plat Map

Complete Set of Plans and Specifications

Renderings

List of Capital Improvements in Last 12 Months

Advance Bid on Insurance Proposal

List of Current and Potential Deferred Maintenance Items

Check Local Brokerage & Management Laws

 

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