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Commercial Re Loi

Draft Commercial RE Letters of Intent in Minutes

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What you'll need

  • Deal Terms Summary
  • Party Information
  • Property Details

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Overview

CaseMark's Commercial RE LOI skill uses AI to draft comprehensive Letters of Intent for commercial real estate purchase transactions. It generates a professionally structured LOI covering purchase price, earnest money, due diligence, financing contingencies, closing mechanics, and critical binding provisions like confidentiality and exclusivity — all tailored to your specific deal terms.

Drafting Letters of Intent for commercial real estate purchases is time-consuming and detail-intensive. Attorneys and deal professionals must carefully balance non-binding intent language with enforceable confidentiality and exclusivity provisions, while ensuring every material deal term — from earnest money mechanics to due diligence timelines — is accurately captured. Missing a single provision can delay negotiations or expose clients to unnecessary risk.

CaseMark's AI-powered LOI drafter generates comprehensive, professionally structured Letters of Intent in minutes. By inputting your deal terms, party information, and property details, you receive a complete LOI with properly delineated binding and non-binding provisions, customizable contingencies, and closing mechanics — ready for review, refinement, and delivery to the counterparty.

How it works

  1. 1. Enter your deal terms, party information, and property details

  2. 2. AI drafts a comprehensive Letter of Intent with all key provisions

  3. 3. Review and customize pricing, timelines, contingencies, and binding clauses

  4. 4. Export the finalized LOI in your preferred format (DOCX, PDF)

What you get

  • Header & Introduction

  • Buyer/Seller Identification

  • Property Description

  • Purchase Price & Consideration

  • Earnest Money Deposit Terms

  • Due Diligence Period & Scope

  • Financing Contingency

  • Closing Date & Mechanics

  • Closing Cost Allocation

  • Non-Binding Clause

  • Confidentiality Provision (Binding)

  • Exclusivity / No-Shop Provision (Binding)

What it handles

  • Complete LOI with purchase price, earnest money, and financing terms

  • Due diligence scope and timeline provisions

  • Binding confidentiality and exclusivity clauses

  • Closing cost allocation and mechanics

  • Financing contingency or all-cash proof-of-funds structure

  • Non-binding framework with enumerated binding provisions

Required documents

  • Deal Terms Summary

    Summary of key deal terms including purchase price, deposit amount, financing structure, target closing date, and timeline preferences

    .pdf, .docx, .txt

  • Party Information

    Full legal names, entity types, and addresses for both buyer and seller

    .pdf, .docx, .txt

  • Property Details

    Property address, APN, property type, included/excluded items, and any relevant property descriptions

    .pdf, .docx, .txt

Supporting documents

  • Brokerage Agreement

    Commission structure and brokerage details if applicable to the transaction

    .pdf, .docx

  • Prior LOI or Term Sheet

    Any previous LOI drafts or term sheets to incorporate existing negotiated terms

    .pdf, .docx

  • Property Listing or Offering Memorandum

    Marketing materials or offering memorandum with property details and seller's asking terms

    .pdf, .docx

Why teams use it

Reduce LOI drafting time from hours to minutes while maintaining professional quality

Ensure no critical deal terms are overlooked with a comprehensive provision framework

Properly structure binding vs. non-binding provisions to protect your client's interests

Accelerate deal velocity by getting professional LOIs to counterparties faster

Questions

What type of transactions does this LOI cover?

CaseMark's Commercial RE LOI skill is designed for U.S. commercial real estate purchase transactions. It covers acquisitions of office, retail, industrial, multifamily, and other commercial property types with state-specific items flagged for local customization.

Which provisions are binding vs. non-binding?

The LOI is structured as a non-binding expression of intent with specifically enumerated binding provisions. Confidentiality and exclusivity (no-shop) clauses are drafted as binding and enforceable, which is standard market practice for commercial real estate LOIs.

Can I customize the financing terms for all-cash deals?

Yes. CaseMark generates either a financing contingency section with loan type, terms, rates, and timeframes, or an all-cash structure with proof-of-funds language. Simply indicate your deal's financing structure in the input and the AI adapts accordingly.

Does the LOI include due diligence provisions?

Absolutely. CaseMark drafts a comprehensive due diligence section including duration, scope checklist, termination rights with deposit refund, and buyer's sole discretion standard — all customizable to your specific transaction timeline.

How does CaseMark handle state-specific requirements?

The generated LOI targets U.S. transactions broadly and flags state-specific items with clear markers for local customization. This ensures you can quickly adapt the document to comply with local customs and legal requirements in your jurisdiction.

Can I use this for pre-contract term sheets or purchase proposals?

Yes. CaseMark's LOI skill is versatile enough for formal Letters of Intent, preliminary purchase proposals, and pre-contract term sheets. The output provides a professional framework that sets the stage for definitive purchase and sale agreement negotiations.

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