Purchase and Sale Flashcards

1
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Included in your Pitch Letter

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  • Agency Basis and rights
  • Marketing costs
  • Marketing price
  • the fee
  • scope of work
  • client objectives
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Why advise an informal tender basis

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  • most common method for land disposals
    -defined bid deadline
  • best bids deadline
  • flexibility
  • no obligation to sell
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3
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Included within HOTs for an uncon sale?

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  • sellers details
  • purchasers details
  • both solicitors details
  • agreed purchase price
  • any conditions
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4
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Timescales for a uncon purchase?

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From agreeing HOTs, 6 weeks to exchange and 4 week to completion

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5
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Timescales for a STP

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6-8 weeks to exchange, 18 months (12+6) to completion, long stop of 24 months

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6
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Selling rights?

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Sole selling rights - fee is payable upon exchange within the agreed contact period, regardless of buyer introduction

Sole Agency - fee is only due if the agent introduces the purchaser within the contractual period

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What are the 7 key principles of the EA Act 1976

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  • clear ToB (s.18)
  • honestly and accuracy
  • agreement and liability for costs
  • personal interests (s.21)
  • no discrimination
  • tell of all offers received
  • client money separate
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8
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4 methods of disposal

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-private treaty
-informal tender
-formal tender
-auction

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9
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What is an overage?

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An arrangement made for the sharing of any extra receipts received over and above the expected profits

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10
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What types of overage?

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  • Planning permission
  • GDV
  • Anti embarrassment
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11
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What was the overage arrangement?

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It was a Planning overage.
The overage would be exercised on the implementation of planning permission.
My client would receive 30% of the uplift in value, determined by an independent valuer

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12
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Why did you extend the overage time scales?

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I spoke to the planning department who advised the site may take 10 plus to obtain a planning permission taking into account the emerging local plans timescales

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13
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What factors would affect the bids for Fair Oak?

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  • Rising build costs
  • Contamination. Additional surveys and risk associated.
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14
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How did you present the offers?

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I provide an offer summary analysis of each offer, detailing the conditions etc.
I did not recommend any offers

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How did you inform parties of the contamination?

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In line with the Consumer Protection Regulations 2018, I informed all parties within the particulars and provided a copy of the survey in a data room.

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16
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Pros and cons of informal tender

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+ used when there is a good level of interest
Flexibility
Best bids and negotiation can occur

  • Parties can pull out late into the transaction
17
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Private Treaty

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+flexibility
degree of control
No obligation to sell
Confidential

  • gazumping
    Late decision not to but
    Abortive costs
18
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Formal Tender

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+ great deal of control and transparency

  • can be obliged to sell to the highest bidder
    No negotiations
19
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Auction

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+ Used to sell complex assets
Quick method of sale
Can enter into bidding wars
- no degree of control over the purchaser
No negations
Contracted to sell after the process is successful