Ben, it may be a good year for you to see a Chapter 7 Chapter 13 attorney if you have a deal or is this just a intellectual exercise?

Seller can not sell to anyone else while the option is still running.When option period expires, leasee must exercise the purchase, or forfeit.There can be legal issues, so do your homework.

She was going to speak with the prospective tenant buyer today and outline the terms, as for the strength of the tenant's ability to exercise the purchase option, I  have no idea. 

Working with a seller of a multi unit building, and it just came out that he signed an option contract on the subject property a few years ago, and the optionee, has never exercised his right to purchase.

I'm purchasing a medical office building and the lender is offering me 2 loan options. 4.25% fixed for 5 years, or 4.75% fixed for 7 years.

I'll see if I can help.Otherwise might be best to chalk it up to lessons learned, exercise your escape clauses and try again when you're better prepared.

The lien ties the debt to the property, not the title.Experience in the industry has shown that DoS is rarely exercised and where it is, it is usually by big banks notorious for doing so and other bad things as well.

I'm in my twenties but well established with a solid career in the medical field which gives me an appreciable amount of income to save and invest.    

The commercial firm I work with out of California is primarily interested in 7.5 CAP and higher retail, medical or emerging market sale / lease backs, which is what brought me to this site.  

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