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Updated about 4 years ago,
Question on investment property and proof of funds for seller
Hi all! I am in the process of writing up a contract that is 100% new to me, so I wanted to get all of your opinions as you all have wwaaayyyy more experience than me.
It’s 800k piece. 600k is for on property and 200k is for an additional 50 acres.
I am having multiple investors back me on this for an all cash deal. The seller wants proof of finance, rightfully so, how can I show my assets that would cover above and beyond this. Would that should be sufficient or do I need a letter of intent from each investor?
Next I want cost allocation for buildings/land infrastructure/land for depreciation bifurcation for tax purposes. How do you write that up? Do you suggest just an addendum?
Finally there are multiple buildings on this site, two of which are habitable, well maybe only one really. The other is like a pole barn building. The other multiple homes are in terrible shape and disarray. Would using the legacy Vacant land form be appropriate for this? Or bc there is a home that is habitable do I need to use another form?