Property Broker definition

Property Broker means the company with which the Corporation first enters into a property acquisition/disposition agreement (and any successor in interest to such company, which is an affiliate of such company).

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Property Broker means a person or entity that, for compensation, arranges, or offers to arrange, the transportation of Goods by an authorized motor carrier or rail transportation provider.

Property Broker means a Person of national repute with at least ten (10) years of experience in brokering for sale Class A office properties and related amenities in Manhattan, New York that is designated by the Managing Member and reasonably acceptable to the Members.

Examples of Property Broker in a sentence

• Seller further acknowledges that if ▇▇▇▇▇▇ becomes aware of any material defects in The Property, Broker is hereby authorized to disclose same to Buyer.

• If Owner becomes delinquent under any lien, mortgage, deed of trust, or other encumbrance affecting the Property, Broker may inform any tenant occupying the Property of the delinquency.

• Tenants should notify the Property Broker if there is no response from the vendor within 3 business days for non-emergency, routine maintenance requests.

• From the date of 9 Seller's acceptance of any offer and execution of a contract for the Transfer of Property ("Accepted Offer"), unless the Accepted Offer is 10 expressly subject to the continual marketing of the Property, Broker shall have no further obligation to market, advertise for sale or show the 11 Property.

• Should this 29 Agreement be terminated by either party prior to leasing the Property, Broker is entitled to retain the Set-Up Fee, 30 and Owner shall reimburse Broker for the actual cost of any expenses incurred relative to the Property within ten 31 days of receipt of an accounting of said expenses, in certified funds.

• Upon receipt of any complaint, warning, notice, or summons received by Broker regarding the Property, any buildings located on the Property, or equipment located on or utilized upon the Property, Broker shall immediately notify Owner of the receipt of such complaint, warning, notice, or summons or shall immediately forward such complaint, warning, notice, or summons to Owner.

• If there is a reported need for a repair or replacement of any portion of the Property, Broker shall contact repair personnel to coordinate the repair or obtain a cost estimate for repairing or replacing the same.

• If, within the term of this Agreement (including any renewals) or within 180 days 32 after termination, a tenant shall enter into a purchase agreement or lease/option to purchase the Property, Broker shall 33 be deemed the procuring cause of the sale, and Owner shall pay Broker a fee of % of the selling price.

• Should this Agreement be terminated by either party prior to leasing the Property, Broker is entitled to retain the Set-Up Fee, and Owner shall reimburse Broker for the actual cost of any expenses incurred relative to the Property within ten days of receipt of an accounting of said expenses, in certified funds.

• Should this 11 Agreement be terminated by either party prior to leasing the Property, Broker is entitled to retain the Set-Up Fee, 12 and Owner shall reimburse Broker for the actual cost of any expenses incurred relative to the Property within ten 13 days of receipt of an accounting of said expenses, in certified funds.