Drafting commercial real estate purchase and sale agreements manually requires hours of work—researching standard provisions, customizing contingencies, coordinating due diligence timelines, and ensuring all representations and warranties are properly tailored. Each transaction demands meticulous attention to closing deliveries, prorations, and default remedies, with any oversight potentially exposing clients to significant risk or deal failure.
Commercial real estate attorneys spend 6-10 hours drafting comprehensive purchase and sale agreements, carefully customizing hundreds of provisions for property type, transaction structure, and client risk preferences. Manual drafting requires extensive attention to due diligence periods, title contingencies, lease assignments, prorations, and state-specific requirements, creating bottlenecks in time-sensitive transactions where speed often determines deal success.
CaseMark transforms your transaction documents and term sheets into complete, customized commercial purchase and sale agreements in minutes. Our AI analyzes your property details, party information, and business terms to generate comprehensive PSAs with appropriate provisions for property type, proper due diligence frameworks, and jurisdiction-specific compliance, letting you focus on negotiation strategy rather than document assembly.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Commercial real estate transactions are often structured as asset purchases where the property is the primary asset being acquired, requiring similar purchase agreements with representations, warranties, and closing deliveries.
Asset purchase agreements share nearly identical structural elements with commercial real estate PSAs including purchase price terms, due diligence periods, representations and warranties, and closing procedures, making this workflow directly applicable.
Private equity firms and real estate investment funds frequently acquire commercial properties as portfolio investments, requiring standardized purchase agreements with institutional-grade protections and due diligence provisions.
The target personas explicitly include Real Estate Private Equity Firms, and PE transactions involving commercial real estate assets require the same comprehensive PSA framework with tailored representations, warranties, and closing mechanics.
M&A transactions involving companies with significant real estate holdings require commercial property purchase agreements as ancillary documents or when real estate assets are carved out from broader corporate acquisitions.
Corporate M&A attorneys frequently handle real estate components of larger transactions, and the workflow's comprehensive representations, warranties, and closing deliveries align with M&A documentation standards and due diligence requirements.
Lenders and financing attorneys need to review and understand commercial real estate purchase agreements when providing acquisition financing, as the PSA terms directly impact loan conditions and security interests.
Commercial real estate financing is contingent on the underlying purchase agreement terms, and lenders require PSAs to structure loan documents, verify closing deliveries, and ensure proper title transfer and security perfection.
CaseMark analyzes your property information to automatically include provisions specific to your transaction type. For retail properties, it includes exclusive use and operating covenant provisions. For office buildings, it addresses parking ratios and building services. For income-producing properties, it incorporates comprehensive lease assignment, rent roll, and tenant estoppel requirements. The AI recognizes property characteristics from your uploaded documents and adjusts representations, due diligence provisions, and closing deliverables accordingly.
Yes, CaseMark generates comprehensive due diligence frameworks including inspection rights, environmental assessment provisions, title and survey review procedures with specific timelines and objection processes, and financing contingencies. The system creates coordinated deadlines that cascade from the effective date, establishes clear procedures for raising and resolving objections, and includes appropriate termination rights and earnest money refund provisions. You can customize the due diligence period length and specific investigation rights based on your transaction needs.
CaseMark incorporates jurisdiction-specific provisions based on the property location, including appropriate deed types (warranty, special warranty, or quitclaim based on local custom), state-specific disclosure requirements, transfer tax provisions and rates, and governing law provisions. The AI stays current with state real estate law requirements and automatically includes mandatory provisions while flagging jurisdiction-specific considerations for your review.
Every CaseMark-generated agreement is fully editable in standard word processing formats. The document includes clear section headings, defined terms, and logical organization that makes customization straightforward. You can adjust any provision, add transaction-specific terms, modify timelines, or revise risk allocation provisions. The AI provides a comprehensive foundation that typically requires only minor adjustments rather than complete redrafting, saving substantial time while maintaining full attorney control.
Absolutely. When you upload rent rolls or lease information, CaseMark automatically includes comprehensive lease assignment provisions, tenant estoppel certificate requirements with specific content requirements, security deposit transfer obligations, and detailed prorations for rent, operating expenses, and tenant improvement allowances. The system generates appropriate representations regarding lease status, tenant defaults, and rental income, along with procedures for handling delinquent rents and pending lease obligations.
CaseMark creates balanced default provisions appropriate to commercial transactions, including seller default remedies with specific performance rights and expense reimbursement provisions, buyer default remedies typically limited to liquidated damages equal to the earnest money deposit, and clear notice and cure procedures with reasonable timeframes. The system includes legally sound liquidated damages language that courts are likely to enforce, with appropriate disclaimers that the amount represents a reasonable pre-estimate of damages rather than a penalty.