I know how to fill the contract out that I'd have the seller sign, I need help with my double closing form, my contract to end buyer form, and LLC to end buyer.

That with an annual service and preventative maintenance contract will make it last its full life of 7-12 years.

@ross ribI would recommend you contract an architect to do a feasibility study first so you can have an idea of a general site plan, how many units you can fit and at what square footage, etc.

@Jonathan Holmes @Marc Winter excellent advice, thank you both for your contributions!

We are under contract and in the due diligence period for a small multifamily unit in Atlanta.

I was told by a lender that I would at least need a job offer in order for anyone to lend to me so that they know I will have income coming in once my contract is up which it will be soon.....do you at least have a job offer?

I don’t think they put on the contract that their duty is to find you the most competitive price so don’t see a high likelihood of the contract being void and releasing you from whatever you signed.

@Joshua Horn that will depend on how your contract is worded.

I recently placed a condo here in Omaha, Nebraska under contract and I am looking to get some quotes.

For the current condo like @Clayton Mobley said, you need to purchase at least as much as your net sale (contract price minus closing costs or around $300K in this case) and you need to use all of the proceeds from the sale (the net sales price minus mortgage payoff or $175K in this case) in your replacement purchases - if you want to avoid all tax.