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Abstracts & Abstracting - Continued...
A lease abstract is just that -
a summary of the major elements of a commercial lease agreement. The
approach utilized by Rainmaker generally conforms to the following key provisions:
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The major elements are
summarized. The prototypical basic abstract is a two-page report that
covers all of the major business issues and rights of the parties under the
lease. Critical issues pertaining to the tenant and/or landlord are
color-coded and highlighted in the tenant matrix report that accompanies each
assignment of five (5) or more abstracts. |
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Rainmaker does not provide a legal
opinion, accounting opinion, or tax opinion on any lease abstract and is not
responsible for these issues. Legal abstracts are not done by Rainmaker. |
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Rainmaker is not responsible for
the accuracy or content of any document we examine, whether we have received
them directly from the client, or we obtain the document from a third-party
pursuant to a specific client instruction. |
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We always recommend the
forensic financial analysis so that the client's due diligence team is fully
cognizant of the financial implications each tenant represents in and of
themselves, and in the context of the entirety of the transaction. |
Contact us today to learn more
about what we can do together. We're just a phone call away from your next
meeting. Pick up the phone and call for your quote. We'll
explain why you should be doing business with us and this time next week you can
have your abstracting done and ready for analysis.
We
also provide:
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Local
market analyses. We provide a local market mini-analysis of the
condition of adjacent properties and new construction. |
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Project
funding plans. Will you or the buyer be seeking commercial mortgage
financing for the purchase? Rainmaker can provide a very slick and
concise funding plan proposal for submission. |
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Syndications.
Do they have enough equity to close? If not, then a real estate
syndication may make more sense than a private placement offering.
Which should be used for this transaction? Find out. |
Talk
to a Rainmaker consultant today...
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Do
You Know The Secret?
When it comes to commercial real
estate development finance, it doesn't matter whether you need to raise
$5 million or $50 million, the out-of-pocket costs, advance fees and
project due diligence costs will always require the same relative
investment dollars the promoters have to fund. Do you know what
that amount is? Do you know the Secret? |
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