When was the buyer required to tender funds?

So my downside is breakeven (provided I've done my homework on construction costs).I generally have my drawings near completion to go in for a DP during DD.I will have a very good # from my GC on the development at this time (we won't go to tender until we remove conditions and have an approved DP).During this, I'm speaking with my bank.

Yes, the builder wants to secure the construction contract tendered after pre-con, but they also know they will be held to their pre-con number.

If you tender a qualified tenant as a SUCCESSOR lessee, then your lease is terminated and the new lessee is legally responsible for the apartment.

It might be hard to find a plumber and electrician willing to tender their license to let someone else they don’t know do the work.

It needs some tender loving care, so goal is rehab unoccupied unit (they just moved out), move other tenant into that one (they said they are up for that), rehab the now open unit, rent out and then refinance.Have run multiple scenarios in BP Calc, estimated costs to best of ability (newbie) and giving it a whirl.  

For example, at Ashland Auction Group, most of our auctions require the winning bidder to sign a contract of sale and tender a deposit via cash, a cashier's check, or wire transfer within 24 hours. 

Cash is legal tender and business expenses paid in cash are absolutely tax deductible easiest thing is to log it in whatever app you like then at the end of the year give to your tax person simple 

It will be necessary for you to contact the Trustee before the time you tender reinstatement or the payoff amount so that you may be advised of the exact amount you will be required to pay."

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