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RWJPA approves counteroffers on two Breckenridge properties and delegates negotiation authority
Summary
The RWJPA approved counteroffers on two Breckenridge homes—205 and 108 16th St. N.—setting purchase prices and limiting seller concessions; the board also authorized a board member to handle further negotiations while retaining the chairman as contract signer.
Lisa Mauch presented purchase offers for two Breckenridge properties. For 205 16th St. N., the board determined the buyer’s requested seller concessions were excessive and agreed to a counteroffer that (a) accepts a $399,000 purchase price, (b) accepts a 2.5% buyer’s-agent commission, and (c) limits seller concessions to $16,000 usable at the buyer’s discretion. Jon Braton moved the resolution; Eric Klindt seconded and the board approved the motion unanimously.
For 108 16th St. N., the board likewise judged requested seller concessions excessive and agreed to a counteroffer accepting a $398,000 purchase price and allowing up to $16,000 in seller concessions usable at the buyer’s discretion. Braton moved, Klindt seconded, and the board approved by unanimous roll call.
Eric Klindt then moved to authorize Jon Braton to have full and unlimited authority to handle further negotiations related to these two offers; Braton seconded and the board approved unanimously. Fred Strege clarified that Nathan Berseth should remain the authorized contract signer on behalf of the RWJPA as chairman. The meeting then adjourned.
