It is important to note that the new owner of the property may issue Ninety (90) Day Notice of Tenancy despite the existence a bona fide lease if they intend to occupy the property as their primary residence.If a bona fide lease does not exist the new owner of the property may issue Ninety (90) Day Notice of Termination of Tenancy.If a bona fide lease exists the new owner of the property must uphold the terms of the lease and assume the rights and liabilities held by your landlord with respect to accepting payment of rent, making repairs, and issuing disposition of the Security Deposit following Termination of Tenancy.  

There may also be acquisition, disposition, refinance, construction management, and whatever other fees.

@Chris Webb I developed all of the Lidl grocery stores in the US and used to oversee real estate acquisitions and dispositions for Choice Hotels (large hotel company based in Rockville, MD).

The bank is not going to be a willing teacher and you will need to understand where you need to purchase the note (level of discount) to accommodate the disposition of the loan.

What is the disposition of the tenant?

Prior to that, I was in Boston underwriting and helping in the disposition of luxury multifamily deals for CBRE, a global company that specializes in institutional investment sales.My goal is to take the knowledge I've learned from working for institutional investors and bring that into my own personal investing.

Disposition managerAdquisition managerInside sales guyOffice managerProyect managerVAWhat do they mean and what do they do?

The institutional point was an aside that isn't worth getting in the weeds about, but take a look at the acquisitions to disposition ratio of the BIG players (ten figure funds/ bulge bracket RE) for the past 24 months.

What about acquisition, asset management, and disposition fees?

Are you charging any additional acquisition/disposition/management fees?