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Summary A Real Estate Joint Venture, broadly stated, is merely collaboration between two or more parties where the parties enter into a specific agreement to buy, develop and manage specific real property and improvements thereon. Often, the joint venture will operate through a separate company where each party participates as a partner or shareholder. The terms of the joint venture are set out in a Real Estate Joint Venture Agreement or a Collaboration Agreement, which resembles in most respects the terms of any partnership, shareholder or operating agreement. NOTE: Real Estate Development will require substantial forethought related to analysis of zoning restrictions, compliance with state and local laws and ordinances, licensing and permitting, contractor and sub-contractor procurement, improvement schedules and marketing programs. In addition, advance commitments from tenants and/or buyers may be required to ensure the maintenance of necessary funding.
Object or Agenda Describe the subject property. What kinds of improvements are contemplated? How will the venture be financed? Who will be responsible for locating contractors, marketing the project, and managing the property? Type of Company What kind of business form will be utilized to carry out the operations of the joint venture? What will the distribution of ownership be? What are the capital contributions? Who will serve what executive roles? Financial Will the project require additional funding? Will the parties use the Company as a platform for a private placement or public offering? Will construction loans be utilized? What kind of commitments will be required in order to qualify for lender financing? Covenants, Representations & Warranties Transfers What rights and obligations does a partner have following early exit from the joint venture? Include Rights of First Refusal and Buy-Sell provisions. Compliance with Applicable Law Compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, rules and orders of governmental authorities is imperative because non-compliance could have a material adverse effect on the business affairs or financial condition of the Company. No Restrictive Covenants No party should enter into any agreement which would impair or inhibit the Company's ability to conduct its business as contemplated herein or otherwise frustrate the Joint Venture. Organization Each party should have all requisite authority to enter into the Joint Venture Agreement and to consummate the transactions contemplated. Consents Each party represents and warrants that it will use all commercially reasonable efforts to obtain any and all approvals or consents of, and to make all notices and filings with, all governmental authorities necessary for the parties to enter into this Joint Venture Agreement and for the Company to conduct its Business as contemplated hereby, including, without limitation: Exclusivity The Company should be the exclusive vehicle for the parties to pursue their business project or agenda.
Indemnification Each party should agree that they will hold harmless and indemnify the Company and other partners from all costs and expenses associated with defending any action resulting from a violation of the Agreement. Termination The Agreement terminates when the business contemplated by the agreement is complete or: or a party declares bankruptcy, receivership, or it dissolves; or all the parties voluntarily agree to terminate it. Restrictive Covenants Such restrictive covenants offer the Company statutory remedies for violation and often prevent a Partner from unfairly competing against it or disclosing its confidential business information. As always, ensure any such restrictive covenant is within statutory parameters. Mediation and Arbitration Mediation and Arbitration should always specify a location in Client's jurisdiction (preferably, in the same county where they run their business). Mediation is a non-binding way to settle the dispute quickly and amicably. If unable to settle in mediation, arbitration is first option available. Arbitration is the preferred alternative to litigation because of speed, cost, and ability to maintain low profile (no info is publicly available). Governing Law Always stipulate that the contract will be governed under whatever law the Client ordinarily conducts business. Always make sure that venue and jurisdiction are as convenient to client as possible. No Modification or Waiver No modifications except those specifically agreed upon by the parties in writing. Any waiver of a term or provision will not act as a waiver of any other provision. Notices Notices should always list the current and best addresses where each party may contact the other for whatever reason.
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