Purchase and Sale Flashcards

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Four main methods of sale

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  1. Private treaty
  2. Informal tender
  3. Formal tender
  4. Auction
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How to approach what method of sale to adopt

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  1. Client’s objectives
  2. Public accountability
  3. Current and likely future market conditions
  4. Likely demand for the property - target market
  5. Timing requirements
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Private treaty

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Parties are free to negotiate in their own time and without commitment in the open market.

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Disadvantage of Private treaty

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Late decisions not to buy
Associated abortive costs
Potential for gazumping/gazundering

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Advantages of Private treaty

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Flexibility
Parties control
Vendor - no obligation to sell
Confidential

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Informal tender (best offers or bids)

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Used when there is a good level of interest in the property either at the commencement of a marketing campaign or to bring negotiations to a conclusion

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Is informal tender legally binding

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no, either party can withdraw at any point up to contract

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How should bid be opened

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In front of the client/ line manager

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How to invite interested parties to submit their best bid in accordance with set timescales

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In writing

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