Marketing of the Property. Within [30] days after the date of the appraisal, Settling Party shall commence using best efforts to sell the Property. [Optional: Settling Party shall use best efforts to sell the Property.] “Best efforts” for purposes of this Paragraph includes: (i) entering into a listing agreement, for the purpose of marketing and selling the property, with a real estate broker, dealer, or agent licensed in the State of ______ who customarily deals with real property similar to the Property; (ii) advertising the Property for sale in appropriate publications; (iii) listing the Property with appropriate real estate listing services; (iv) maintaining the Property in a condition suitable for showing to prospective buyers; and (v) providing access to the Property, at reasonable times, to real estate brokers, dealers or agents and prospective buyers. [Optional: Settling Party shall submit to EPA reports regarding Settling Party’s efforts to market the property. The first such report shall be due three months after commencement of efforts to sell the Property, and successive reports shall be due quarterly thereafter.] If the proposed contract for the sale of the Property provides for Settling Party to receive all cash, is for at least [90%] of the appraised value of the Property, and provides for the property sale to occur within [60] days after the date of execution of the sales contract, then Settling Party may execute the contract without EPA’s prior written approval. Otherwise, Settling Party shall provide to EPA a copy of the proposed Property sales contract, and must obtain EPA’s written approval before executing the contract. [Optional: Settling Party shall provide to EPA a copy of any offer to purchase the Property within 48 hours after receipt of such offer in order to give EPA an opportunity to review and object to the offer. If EPA does not object to the offer within [15] days after receipt of a copy of the offer, then Settling Party may execute the contract for sale of the Property.] Settling Party shall provide to EPA a copy of the executed contract within [7] days after signing the contract.
Marketing of the Property. 7.1. You agree and acknowledge that you (as the Property Owner) are responsible for confirming all of the information, including images, videos, text and other content (“Content”), relating to the Property is materially accurate and you shall inform us as soon as reasonably practicable if any Content is untrue, inaccurate or incorrect.
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Marketing of the Property. Seller agrees not to solicit additional offers on the Property after the Effective Date until there is either a Closing of the Property or either Seller or Buyer terminates this Agreement as provided herein.
Marketing of the Property. Until such time as the Due Diligence Period has expired, Seller may enter into backup purchase agreements with respect to the Property.
Marketing of the Property. Not market, solicit, negotiate, or accept offers for the purchase, lease or other transfer of the Property from any other party.
Marketing of the Property. Not, without the prior written consent of Purchaser, solicit, negotiate, or accept offers for the purchase of the Property from any other party.
Marketing of the Property. ERS and MLP agree that the Partnership shall retain a broker and offer the Property for sale. As Managing Partner, MLP shall be responsible for engaging a broker and soliciting and negotiating offers to purchase the Property, provided that the decision to accept any offer is a Major Decision requiring approval in accordance with Section 6.2 of the L. P. Agreement, as amended. It is understood and agreed that initial offers to purchase the Property will not necessarily be presented for approval but, instead, MLP may first negotiate such offers to the point where it determines that it has received the offeror's best and final offer. In all events, MLP will inform ERS of all offers and will give ERS copies of all written offers and ERS shall have the right to be involved in such negotiations if it chooses to be involved.
Marketing of the Property. The Borrowers must use their reasonable endeavours to find tenants for any vacant lettable space in any Property with a view to granting a Lease Document.
Marketing of the Property. 2.3.1 We may market the property using our established marketing methods, which may include some or all of the following: • High profile internet marketing with various websites. • High Street in-branch promotion • Locally branded ‘To Let’ boards where permitted • Newspapers and Magazine advertising. • Colour property lists and property photographs available through our local and national branch network. • Contacts with many local companies and relocation agents.
