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Letter of Intent - Multi-family property in NC

Kurt Loomis
  • Realtor
  • Charlotte, NC
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I need to write a letter of intent for a multi-family property (246 units) in North Carolina. Does anyone have a template or bullet point sheet on items to include? Thank you for your help.

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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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Originally posted by @Erik Hatch:

Or it could make you look like you are efficient. Going to a broker in a specific state shows you want a current format that complies with that state’s rules. Plus is gives you an opportunity to start networking with a broker in that area. 

I agree completely. Some brokers have very specific formats and information they would like to have included in the LOI. When you asked that question you actually sound more experienced and sophisticated.

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