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Prior to moving forward with an acquisition, the Board should have agreed on priorities for the acquisition as well as a process and related policies. These processes will give CLT staff the direction they need to move the acquisition along while ensuring decisions come to the Board at the right time.  \nYou will need to prepare reports for your Board of Directors at a few key points in the acquisition process. The template below can be adapted for other stages in the acquisition process because key property and financial information should be repeated; additional sections, like a section summarizing due diligence activity results, will need to be included as the acquisition progresses.  \nThis template is based on a report template developed by the Neighbourhood Land Trust-thank you to NLT for letting us adapt it to share!  \nReport to Board of Directors  \nProposed Acquisition of [ADDRESS]:  \n1 . Executive Summary  \nYour board report will include a lot of detail that Board members should have access to, but do not necessarily need to fully absorb. An executive summary enables board members to quickly review the key information needed to make an informed decision. This section should be written last to ensure consistency with the body of the report;financial details will change frequently during the feasibility period of an acquisition.  \nYour executive summary will generally include some or all of the following sections:  \n● The opportunity: Here, you should summarize what you are proposing to the board-an overview of the property/properties in question, reasons for your interest, the timeline related to the project, and any key information about partners and funding opportunities (i.e., whether or not you are responding to aspecific application window/request for proposals) .  \n● Sites of interest: If you are still considering multiple sites, you should summarize and compare them here; a summary table is a good way to visualize key differences between potential properties. If you have decided on one site, a summary table is still helpful to visualize key information. This summary table should include things like property stats ( number of units, rent levels) and key figures from your preliminary pro formas, including the selling price, the per unit cost, estimated capital works costs, proposed funding sources, and the debt coverage ratio (year 1 and 10) .  \n● Staff recommendations: Here, you should summarize what staff are recommending and why. This section should include a draft motion for the board, which will typically include some of the following language, as well as proposed terms for the APS:  \n○ “The Board of Directors approves the following actions to advance the potential acquisition of [ADDRESS]:  \n Approve the execution of a conditional Agreement of Purchase and Sale (APS) for [ADDRESS], with a purchase price not to exceed $ [PURCHASE PRICE] .  \n Delegate authority to the Executive Director to negotiate and approve the terms of the APS, contingent on a review by legal counsel.  \n■ Authorize staff to undertake necessary due diligence activities, with expenses not exceeding $ [EST COST], upon receipt of a fully executed APS.  \n■ Direct staff to prepare and submit a funding proposal to [FUNDING PROGRAM] for acquisition funding for this property.  \nDelegate authority to the Executive Director to negotiate a  \n■  \nMemorandum of Understanding (MOU) or equivalent agreement with [OPERATING PARTNER] to serve as the housing operator for [ADDRESS], contingent on the acquisition’s completion.  \n2 . Property Information- [ADDRESS]:  \nT","cbCaic4cFJBjkPeJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic4cFJBjkPeJ","pdf",2270757,7,"English","# Writing a Board Report for a CLT Acquisition Project\n## How to use this resource\n## Report to Board of Directors\n## Proposed Acquisition of [ADDRESS]\n### Executive Summary\n### Property Information - [ADDRESS]\n#### Property Details\n#### Rationale for Interest in Acquisition\n#### Proposed Housing Program\n#### Proposed Operating Model/Partner","[{\"question\":\"When should CLT staff prepare Board reports during an acquisition process?\",\"answer\":\"Reports are needed at key points in the acquisition process. 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