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| | TIC Plan Real
Estate Syndicates - Continued...
All TIC plan commercial real
estate syndicates sponsored by RMC have due
diligence documentation burdens that must be satisfied prior to the issuance of
the tenants-in-common purchase option contract. The due diligence
documentation requirements are based upon the given phase and conform with the
following:
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Pre-Construction Phase
Syndications. These syndications present, more or less, the highest
level of commercial real estate speculation risk because the project is not
fully defined (much less fully completed). The due diligence
documentation required includes, but is not necessarily limited to, the
following documents being delivered in electronic file format:
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Title & Title
Insurance Report.
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Environmental Phase I
Report.
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Approved Development
Plat.
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Evidence of Permissive
Zoning.
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Evidence of Construction
Permitting.
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Utility
"Will-Serve" Letters.
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Market Feasibility Study.
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Financial Feasibility
Study.
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Business Plan of
Department Operations.
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Capital Funding Plan
Proposal.
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Keyman Officers &
Managers Resumes.
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Contracts - Design,
Engineering, Construction, Property Management & Specialties.
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Schematic Phase
Architectural Design Documents.
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Schematic Phase Outline
Construction Specifications.
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Value Engineering Report.
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Staffing Plan.
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Media Management,
Advertising, Marketing & Sales Plan.
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Insurance Specimen
Policies.
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Construction Phase
Syndications. This level would necessarily include the documents of
the Pre-Construction Phase (above) and provide the following additional
documents:
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Construction Loan
Commitment.
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Takeout Loan Commitment
(Perm or Mini-Perm).
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Gross Maximum Upset Price
Construction Contract.
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Pre-Opening Operations
Plan.
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Post-Construction Phase
Syndications. The post-construction phase syndication would include
all of those items above, together with the Certificate of Occupancy that
serves as the key condition precedent to closing.
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