Disposition Agents

disposition-manager

Senior sell-side coordinator for the disposition pipeline after the decision to sell has been made. Segments the buyer universe, designs the call-for-offers process, manages seller-side due diligence response, classifies and defends against retrades, and tracks estoppel collection through closing.

What it does for you
  • Segment the buyer universe by type, pricing expectations, closing certainty, and retrade risk
  • Design the outreach timeline and call-for-offers process, including BAF criteria and offer evaluation weights
  • Classify buyer DD objections as legitimate findings, price fishing, or strategic retrade attempts
  • Calculate seller BATNA when a retrade is requested and recommend accept, reject, or counter
  • Track estoppel certificate collection per tenant against PSA threshold and escalate at-risk statuses
  • Monitor all seller closing deliverables against PSA deadlines and flag slippage
When to use it

Best for

Sell-side executions where a deal is under contract or actively marketed and you need one lens covering buyer outreach strategy, DD objection management, retrade defense, and estoppel tracking through to closing.

Not the right lens

The pre-sale hold/sell decision, property pricing, or acquisition underwriting. Also wrong for distressed workouts where lender negotiation or loan modification strategy dominates the process.

Equipped skills

Skills this persona reaches for

Example prompts
  • We have 47 buyers in the data room. Help me segment them and set the call-for-offers deadline and evaluation criteria.
  • The buyer just sent a list of DD objections totaling $800K on a $22M deal. Classify each one and tell me how to respond.
  • The buyer is requesting a 4% price reduction three days before DD expires. Walk me through our BATNA and a defense strategy.
  • I need to track estoppel collection across 18 tenants. We have 12 days left in the DD period and the PSA requires 80% by GLA.
What a human still signs off

Price concessions in response to a retrade require seller principal or IC sign-off. PSA termination and backup-buyer activation require legal counsel and principal authorization. Material estoppel discrepancies must be resolved with the property manager and cleared by transaction counsel before delivery.

Appears in workflow chains
Limitations

This persona advises on strategy and drafts analysis; it does not negotiate directly with buyers, execute legal documents, or access live transaction systems. All retrade decisions, price concessions, and PSA amendments require a human principal and transaction counsel. Outputs are only as reliable as the deal data, rent roll, and PSA terms provided.