An initial meeting is held between Goode Investments and the Vendor to discuss objectives, explore opportunities, and establish alignment.

Goode Investments and the Vendor engage in negotiations to reach fair and mutually beneficial terms. Goode Investments will then present the Vendor with a non-binding heads of agreement (HOA) for consideration.

Once the non-binding HOA is accepted, Goode Investments will proceed with a formal offer. Upon acceptance, a Sale and Purchase Agreement will be executed.

Goode Investments commences the due diligence process and arranges finance if required. A formal due diligence information request is provided to the Vendor to support an efficient review.

If due diligence and finance requirements are satisfied, Goode Investments declares the agreement unconditional, and the agreed deposit is transferred to the Vendor’s solicitor’s trust account.

Goode Property’s Senior Management team is introduced to incoming staff to ensure a smooth and supportive transition, and team members are offered new employment with Goode Property.

The business, portfolio, and team are integrated into Goode Property, with systems and processes aligned to ensure continuity and stability.

Settlement is completed, with funds (less any agreed retention amount) transferred to the Vendor.

Goode Property formally announces the acquisition to clients, tenants, and suppliers, reinforcing continuity, protecting relationships, and ensuring long-term success.

Following the retention period, remaining retention funds, after applicable adjustments, will be transferred to the vendor by the vendor’s solicitor.