Get Wi Proposal Summary & Public Disclosure Statement_dsa

The WI Proposal Summary & Public Disclosure Statement_DSA is a crucial document for individuals looking to purchase commercial property from the City of Milwaukee. This guide provides clear and detailed instructions to help users successfully complete this form online.

Follow the steps to accurately fill out the proposal summary and public disclosure statement.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor for online completion.
2. Begin with the 'Offer Information' section, filling in the offer price as well as any contingencies that may apply to your purchase.
3. Indicate whether the offer is submitted by a licensed broker by selecting 'Yes' or 'No.' If applicable, provide the broker's name, telephone number, and firm address.
4. In the 'Buyer Identification' section, enter the legal name of the buyer, mailing address, primary contact information, and the email address. If applicable, provide the attorney's details.
5. Choose the legal entity type — individual, corporation, LLC, partnership, etc. If multiple individuals are involved, specify whether they are joint tenants or tenants in common.
6. List the principals of any existing or proposed corporation or partnership, including their names, addresses, titles, and ownership interest.
7. Provide a detailed project description, including building area, land area, number of stories, units, and any sustainable elements involved in the project.
8. Complete the 'Development Team & History' section, listing all relevant members, their expertise, and any past projects related to the proposal.
9. Fill in the 'Project Budget & Financing Strategy' section, detailing project costs and sources of financing, including equity and grants.
10. Address the estimated job creation section, indicating the number of jobs to be created, types of jobs, and expected average wages.
11. Review the 'Conflict of Interest Disclosure' by stating if any member of the Common Council has an interest in the buyer or project.
12. Carefully read and affirm compliance with City policies, confirming there are no outstanding issues that would disqualify the proposal.
13. Complete the buyer's certification and acknowledgment, making sure to sign and date the document appropriately.
14. Once all fields have been filled out, save your changes online, and choose to either download, print, or share the completed form.

Start filling out your documents online today for a smoother transaction process.