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  • DBP INVESTMENTS VS KING PLAZA CENTER(26) Unlimited Other Real Property document preview
  • DBP INVESTMENTS VS KING PLAZA CENTER(26) Unlimited Other Real Property document preview
  • DBP INVESTMENTS VS KING PLAZA CENTER(26) Unlimited Other Real Property document preview
  • DBP INVESTMENTS VS KING PLAZA CENTER(26) Unlimited Other Real Property document preview
  • DBP INVESTMENTS VS KING PLAZA CENTER(26) Unlimited Other Real Property document preview
  • DBP INVESTMENTS VS KING PLAZA CENTER(26) Unlimited Other Real Property document preview
  • DBP INVESTMENTS VS KING PLAZA CENTER(26) Unlimited Other Real Property document preview
  • DBP INVESTMENTS VS KING PLAZA CENTER(26) Unlimited Other Real Property document preview
						
                                

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1 STEVEN B. PISER, SBN 62414 LAW OFFICES OF STEVEN B. PISER 2 A Professional Corporation 1970 Broadway, Suite 600 3 Oakland, California 94612 Telephone: (510) 835-5582 4 JOhN L. F1’IJGERALD, SBN 126613 5 LAW OFFICES OF JOHN L. FITZGERALD 177 Hovel Road. Suite 600 6 San Mateo, California 94402 Telephone: (650) 638-2386 7 8 Attorneys for DBP INVESTMENTS. 9 a California General Partnership 10 11 12 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIlE STATE OF CALIFORNIA 13 IN AND FOR TI IF. COUNTY OF SAN MATEO 14 15 DBP INVESTMENTS, a California General ) CASE No. C1V538897 Partnership, ) 16 ) Plaintiff ) PlAINTIFF 1)BP INVESTMENTS’ ljsr Oi 17 ) Fxiiinirs REFERREI) To IN TRIAL BRIEF V. ) 18 ) TRIi I. FEBRUARY 28, 2023 KING PLAZA CENTER. LLC. a Delaware ) Ti i i: 9:00 \.M. 19 Limited Liability Company, BLA-QUACI I. ) I)vI’r. 21 an individual. SOVAN LIEN, an individual. ) 20 DONG VUONG, an individual. THANI-l LAI, and DOES 1 through 10 ) 21 ) De/èndants. ) 22 ) 23 The following attached exhibits arc referred to in DBP’s trial brief. Dcl’endanl has 24 stipulated to the admissibility of all ofexhibits identified except 114, 115 and 118. 25 Exhibit No. Date Description 26 1 02 02/27/90 Fully executed agreement to Purchase 27 Real Property between DBP investments and Litke group 28 104 01/11/97 Reciprocal Easement and Operation Agreement signed by Litke in 1997 - Low Offices of Stevez B. Piser PlAINTIFF DI3P INVESTMENTS’ LIST Or EXIIIBITS REFERRED To IN TRIAl. RR!EF Exhibit 1 No. Date Description .___________________ and DI3P in 2000. 2 107 09/25/00 Certificate of Compliance signed by Ferry Sedik. director of Economic & 3 Community Development Daly City 108 11/14/00 Grant Deed King to DBP - 4 109 11/14/00 Grant Deed DBP to King - 114 02/12/07 E-Mail from Stella Chu to Sabrina Flo 5 re: Reciprocal Agreement 115 02/14/07 E-Mail from Stella Gm to Sabrina Flo 6 I 18 03/07/07 Signed acknowledgment by Tammy Flo of letter sent by King Plaza 7 Partners (Jeffrey Litke) acknowledging Reciprocal Easement and Operation 8 gccipcpL 122 04/14/12 E-Mail from Edmond lb to Sabrina 9 Ito and Jeanne I-b rc: King Plaza 10 Meeting with l3owling 11 LAW OFFICES OF STEVEN 13. PISER A Professional Corporation 12 LAW OFFICES .iOlIN L. FITZGERALI) 13 14 DATED: February 32023 By: 15 S1FEV1EN 13. PISER Attorney for 16 1)1W INVESTMFN1S, a California General Partnershi p 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Law Offices of Steven B. nsa, 2 PLAINTIFF DBP iNVESTMENTS’ LIST Or EXHIBITS REFERREDFO IN TRIAL BRIEF 1 PROOF OF SERVICE BY E-MAIL DI3P Investments v. King Plaza Center and Related Cross-Action 2 San Mateo County Superior Court, Unlimited Jurisdiction Case #C1V538897 3 4 I, Esperanza Izazaga, declare the following: 5 I am employed in Alameda County, California, am over eighteen years of age, and am not a party to the within action or proceeding. My business address is 1970 6 Broadway, Suite 600, Oakland, California 94612. 7 On February 23, 2023, I served a copy of: 8 PLAINTIFF DBP INVESTMENTS’ LIST OF ExITIBITS REFERRED To IN TRIAL BRIEF 9 by sending copies via electronic mail as follows: 10 Co-Connselfor King Plaza Center, LLC Attorneysfor King Plaza Center, LLC Steven D. MeLellan Janet Fogarty 11 Gates Eisenhart Dowson Law Office ofJanet Foqarty & Associates 125 South Market Street, Suite 1200 1126 Hillcrest Boulevard 12 San Jose, California 95113 Millbrae, California 94030 13 Telephone: (408) 288-8100 Telephone: (650) 652-5601 Facsimile: (408) 288-9409 Facsimile: (6so) 652-5604 14 e-mail: sdmgedlaw.com e-mail: jfogartvlawfirmaDyahoo.com 15 Co-Counselfor Plaintiffs John L Fitzgerald 16 Law Offices of John L. Fitzgerald 177 Bovet Road, Suite 600 17 San Mateo, California 94402 Telephone: (415) 689-1209 18 e-mail: john Djlfitzgera1d1aw.com 19 I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed February 23, 2023, at Oakland, California. 20 22 Law Offices of Steven B. P1st’, PRoOF Oi SERVWE B E-MAIL Exhibit 102 •1 — —— —. 2/13/90 OflER TO PURCHASE REAL PROPERTY The undersigned Buyer (“Buyer”) offers to purchase from DEP INVESTMENTS, a California general partnership (“Seller”), real property located in the County of San Nateo, State of California, including the improvements and personal property owned by Seller thereon, in accordance with the terms of an agreement which is detailed below. This agreement shall replace all previous agreements between the parties. 1, Recitals and Sale 1.1 seller does hereby agree to sell to Buyer and Buyer does hereby agree to purchase from Seller, a one—half (1/2) tenancy—in—common interest in that, real property (“property”) in Daly City, California, commonly known as 930 King Drive, and more specifically described in exhibit A, attached hereto. 1.2 It is the intent of the parties that Buyer purchase only that interest in the property described on exhibit B; and Seller retain the balance of property, namely the footprint of the bowling alley building and the adjacent parking on King Drive. However, the shcrtness of time does not permit a subdivision of the property before the transfer of title. Consequently, Seller shall convey to Buyer a one-half tenancy—in— common interest; and after transfer of title, Seller shall have the responsibility, at Seller’s reasonable expense, forthwith, with deliberate speed, immediately to subdivide the property, as indicated on exhibit B. Buyer shall cooperate in the subdivision. In the inter!ri, the parties shall share expenses and costs as if the property were subdivided, as more specifically set forth in the Operating Agreement attached hereto marked as exhibit C (i) Prior to subdivision, neither party shall further encumber its tenancy-in—common interest or permit it tc be liened. 1.3 The parties shall maintain mutual interests in the parking facilities of the property as specified in exhibit C (ii) attached hereto. 1.4 Seller represents that Seller is the owner of the property. Various areas of the property have been leased to commercial tenants. A ccmplete list of all tenancies affecting the property is attached hereto marked exhibit D. 0EV 06001 2. purchase Price 2.1 The purchase price to be paid by Buyer to Seller for the one—half (1/2) interest in the property shall be the sum of to be paid by Buyer as indicated below. (a) Upon execution of this agreement, Buyer shall deliver to Seller a check for an initial deposit of — payable to the title company designated below (“escrow holder”) and Seller on acceptance of this offer shall deliver said check to escrow holder along with an eecuted copy of this agreement. Escrow holder shall forthwith lace that deposit in an interest-bearing account with interest to accrue for the benefit of Buyer. (b) Within two (2) business days after Buyer’s - acceptance, Buyer shall increase Buyer’s cash deposit to — including the previously deposited (c) Prior to close of escrow, Buyer shall 4çposit an additional I (minus or plus equitable prorations and costs) in escrow. Buyer shall assume the obligation of paying of the loans encumbering the property as specified below. (d) In summary, the funds making up the purchase price are as follows: (i) Initial deposit (ii) Second deposit (iii) Final Deposit (minus or plus prorations and costs) (iv) Assumption of loan liability Total 3, Financing 3.1 The property is encumbered by a first deed of trust to San Francisco Federal Savings & Loan Association (“SF Federal”), which secures a promissory note of approximately due February 28, 1997, and a second deed of trust to Winchester Savings Bank (“Winchester”), which secures a promissory note of approximately - due 2 DEV 06002 March 27, 1997, Neither loan is in default. The encumbrances total approximately — Buyer shall assume the payments of — of those encumbrances as set — forth below. Seller shall pay the balance of the monthly payments. Seller shall pay toWinchestet . — of the purchase price immediately upon closing of this transaction. The parties anticipate that thereafter the Winchester installment payments will be reduced, ,.3.2ach party shall give the other a deed of trust on its interest in the property as security for the performance of its obligations under this agreement. - 3.3 Six (6) months after the closing date, Buyer shall pay — to Ssller as a principal reduction of Buyer’s -— obligation. The allocation of Buyer’s monthly installment charged to interest shall be reduced accordingly. 3.4 Buyer shall pay to Seller, as trustee, for use by Seller in making payments to the two (2) lenders, that aggregate portion of the lenders’ regular monthly installments which. - bears to the total outstanding obligation to the two (2) lenders at close of escrow. That ratio shall take into consideration the pay down of to Winchester. That ratio shall remain constant until Buyer’s payment of — to Seller; thereafter, the ratio shall be re—calculated and remain constant until Buyer pays off the entire 9 obligation at the time of the refinancing described below. Buyer shall not be obligated to pay any portion of any payment of principal which may be required by the notes of the two (2) lenders other than what may be included in the regular monthly installments. • Any other reduction of the principal owed to the lenders shall not reduce either party’s obligations to pay the specified portion of the monthly loan installments in the ratio set forth above. %‘. 3.5 Buyer’s interest rate shall be an equitable blend of the rate which Seller is obligated to pay the twa (2) lenders and shall fluctuate periodically in accordance with Seller’s obligations. Each party shall pay the same combined interest rate on their respective allocation of principal. 3.6 On or before three (3) years from the cpsing date, Buyer shall pay the balance of its F obligation by eliminating the debt to Winchester and reducing the balance to SF Federal. Simultaneously, Seller shall pay the. remaining balance owed to the first and second lenders and clear all other encumbrances it may have created on Buyer’s parcel except easements and restrictions accepted by Buyer at.closa of 3 0EV 06003 escrow. On demand of Seller, if Seller is uxtable to pay the balance owed to the first and second lenders, Buyer, to enable Seller to clear the encumbrances, shall loan Seller up to on bank terms for three (3) years provided that the aforenentioned loan is secured by adequate collateral (i.e., after it is encumbered by Seller, the encumbrances total no more than — . • percent of its fair market value). NO formal appraisal shall be required unless there is a valuation dispute between the parties. In that event the parties shall agree on an appraiser whose decision shall determine the valuation. If the parties cannct agree on an appraiser on ten (10) days’ notice to the other party, either party may apply to the American Arbitration Association for the appointment of an appraiser. 3.7 .Ehch of the parties is aware that the first and second notes contain due—on—sale clauses. LB All payments by Buyer to the lenders shall be made to Seller as trustee for Buyer. After the close of escrow, and prior to each and every payment to Seller, Seller shall deliver to’Buyer a9statement from the lenders affirming the receipt by lenders of Seller’s previous payment to the lenders. Any non payment to a lender by Seller o.fitsjor Buyer’s, portion of an installment, shall, at Buyer’s option, abate Buyer’s opligation to make its payment to that lender until Seller has cured its non—payment. 3.9 Buyer shall be entitled to the benefits of named insured and on request shall be a earned insured on all insurance policies covering the property until the subdivision is completed. 4. Title 4,1 seller has provided Buyer with a preliminary title report, order number 158 197 (“ETE”) covering the property issued by Founders Title company, 265 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California 94104 (“escrow holder”) on January 11, 1990. The above title company shall be the escrow holder and title insurer. 4.2 on the closing date, Seller shall deliver to Buyer title to the property subject only to exceptions indicated in 4.3 below, or which are accepted by Buyer at closing. 4.3 Escrow holder shall cause to be issued by a title company a CLTA policy of title insurance, insuring Buyer with a liability equal to the purchase price heretofore mentioned, which policy shall, in addition to the standard printed exceptions and rights of tenants, contain the exceptions designated by Buyer within two (2) business days after Seller’s acceptance. 4 DEV 06004 s. Seller’s Delivery into Escrow 5.1 seller will deliver into escrow: (a) Grant deed conveying one—half (1/2) interest in property to Buyer; (b) Such other instruments or instructions as Seller or the Buyer may reasonably request in order to consummate this transaction; (o) Such other documents required of Seller under the terms of this document; (d) A certification of nonresident alien status executed by Seller; (e) A bill of sale re: any personal property owned by Seller on the property; (f) An assignment of all leases except the lease to classic Bowl; and (g) An estoppel certificate from each tenant whose lease is assigned. 6. Buyer’s Delivery into Escrow 6.1 Buyer will deliver into escrow: (a) The purchase price including the deposits of Buyer plus such additional funds as are required to pay charges ayab1e by Buyer hereunder, less any credit to which Buyer is entitled under the terms hereof. (b) Such other instruments or instructions as escrow holder or the Seller may reasonably request in order to consummate this transaction. (c) Such other documents required of Buyer under the terms of this document. 7. Charges 7,1 The fee of escrow holder shall be paid by Buyer. 7.2 The cost of a CITA title insurance policy shall be paid by Buyer. 7.3 All expenses and charges incurred with the clearance of title and grant deed shall be charged to Seller. 5 . DEV 06005 7.4 Preparation, cost, arid recording charges for the financing and security documents shall be paid by Buyer. 7.5 All documentary transfer taxes shall be paid by Seller. s. prorations and Credits 8.2 Escrow holder shall prorate one—half (1/2) the real estate taxes on the basis of the current year’s assessment. 8.2 Escrow holder shall collect from Seller, from funds accruing to Seller in this escrow, and credit Buyer with a pro rata portion of the monthly rents of the assigned leases, prorated as of the close of escrow. Escrow holder shall further credit Buyer with any security deposit under the leases. 8.3 All prorations shall be made on the basis of actual days elapsed and a 365 day year as of the date of the recording of the deed. 8.4 Seller shall assign all past—due rents from current tenants to Buyer for collection. Buyer shall remit to Seller all past—due rents which Buyer collects after closing, but only to the extent that Buyer’s collection is in excess of the current rents collected. 9. close of Escrow and Possession 9.1 The term “close of escrow” is hereby defined to mean the date when Seller and Buyer have performed their respective obligations under this agreement, all conditions precedent have been satisfied, and the escrow holder has all documents and funds it recuires in order to record the deed to Buyer and deliver funds to Seller. 9.2 The close of escrow shall be February 15, 1990 (“expected closing date”) , or earlier if the parties agree otherwise. Time is of the essence. 10. conditions 10.1 Buyer shall be allowed two (2) business days after acceptance by Seller to further examine the property and consult with Buyer’s own experts (including a soils engineer, general contractor, termite inspector, roofing contractor, and structural engineer) and to examine the rental agreements, accounting records, city and county records ar.d Seller’s other documents relating to the property. 10.2 If for any reason Buyer desires to rescind this transaction, he nay do so, provided he delivers a letter of 6 DEV 06006 rescission to Seller, either by personal service, or by deposit in the U.S. Post Office by certified or registered sail, on or before the two (2) business days noted above, on rescission, Buyer’s deposit will be refunded to Buyer. Escrow costs, if any, shall be divided equally between the parties. 10.3 If no written rescission notice is given as set forth above, it shall be presumed that the condition of the prcperty is satisfactory. 10.4 Upon acceptance of this agreement, Buyer (subject to the rights of tenants and upon notice to Seller) shall have the right to go upon- the property to conduct reasonable tests to ascertain whether the property is suitable for any improvements which Buyer may wish to make. All expenses of such tests shall be borne by Buyer, and Buyer shall be responsible for the repair and restoration of any damage to the property which may be caused by such tests and shall hold Seller harmless from any liability to third parties. U5 11. Is” 11.1 BuS’er acknowledges that Buyer is purchasing the property “as is”; and Buyer confirms that, except as may be otherwise set forth in this agreement, and such other documents which Seller has delivered to Buyer, neither Seller nor Seller’s agents have made any representations or warranties whatsoever, expressed or implied, concerning or with respect to the property, its condition, or the use or development and that Buyer is relying upon Buyer’s own independent investigation in purchasing the property. 12. Notices 12.1 Whenever either party shall desire to give or serve upon the other any notice, demand, request, or other communication, each notice, demand, request, or other communication shall be in writing and shall be given or served personally or by certified or registered mail, postage prepaid, addressed at the address following his signature. 12.2 All mailed notices shall be considered received twenty-four (24) hours after date-stamped by the post office. If any party desires to change the address to which notices or documents are to be delivered to it, such party shall give notice of such change in the manner provided herein. 13. choice of Law and Forum 13.1 This transaction and the rights and remedies of the parties thereunder shall be governed by the laws of the State of California. The parties hereto agree that the proper forum 7 - ‘ DEY 06007 Revised 2/14/90 for the hearing of any matters concerning this transaction and the rights and remedies of the parties hereunder is the San Nateo County, State of California. 13.2 Any dispute or claim in law or equity arising cut of this contract or any resulting transaction shall be decided by neutral binding arbitration in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association, and not by court action except as provided by California law for judicial review of arbitration proceedings. Judguent upon the award rendered by the arbitrator(s) may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof. The parties shall have the right to discovery in accordance with Code of Civil Procedure S 1263.05. The following matters are excluded from arbitration hereunder: (a) a judicial or non—judicial foreclosure or other action or proceeding to enforce a deed of trust, mortgage, or real property sales contract as defined in Civil Code § 2965, (b) an unlawful detainer action, (a) the filing or enforcement of a mechanic’s lien, (d) any matter which is within the jurisdiction of a probate court, or (a) an action for bodily injury or wrongful death or for latent or patent defects to which code of Civil Procedure § 337.1 or § 337.15 applies, or (f) filing of a judicial action to enable the recording of a notice of pending action, for order of attachment, receivership, injunction, or other provisional remedies, shall not constitute a waiver of the right to arbitrate under this provision. Any dispute or claim by or against broker(s) and/or associate licensee(s) participating in this transaction shall be submitted to arbitration consistent with the provision above only if the broker(s) and/or associate licensee(s) making the claim or against whom the claim is made shall have agreed to submit ft to arbitration consistent with this provision. “NOTICE; BY INITIALLING IN THE SPACE BELOW, YOU ARE AGREEING TO HAVE ANY DISPUTE ARISING OUT OF THE HATTERS INCLUDED IN THE ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES’ PROVISION DECIDED BY NEUTRAL ARBITRATION AS PROVIDED BY CALIFORNIA LAW, AND YOU ARE GIVING UP ANY RIGHTS you MIGHT POSSESS TO HAVE TEE DISPUTE LITIGATED IN A COURT OR JURY TRIAL. BY INITIALLING IN TEE SPACE BELOW, YOU ARE GIVING UP YOUR JUDICIAL RIGHTS TO DISCOVERY AND APPEAl., UNLESS SUCH RIGHTS ARE SPECIFICALLY INCLUDED IN TEE ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES’ PROVISION. IF YOU REFUSE TO SUBMIT TO ARBITRATION AFTER AGREEING TO THIS PROVISION, YOU MAY BE COMPELLED TO ARBITRATE UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE CALIFORNIA CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE. YOUR AGREEMENT TO THIS ARBITRATION PROVISION IS VOLUNTARY.” S 0EV 06008 WE HAVE READ MID UNDERSTM1D TUE FOREGOING AIIm AGREE ‘ro SUDMIW DISPUTES ARISING OUT OF THE MATTERS INCLUDED IN TEE ‘ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES’’ PROVISION TO NEUTRAL MBITRATION.” A” .41 Seller’s initials nuYt9 mi is 14. Suival of Agreements - 14.1 All covenants, representations, warranties, and •.agreesents.contained in this agreement shall- survive the close of escrow, the delivery of documents, and any performance on account of the obligations set forth herein, 15. successors and Assigns 15.1. This agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective hairs, executors, administrators, successors, and assigns. • 16. Assignment 16.1 The rights and obligations of the Buyer may be assigned without the consent of the Seller so long as Buyer’s assignee shall assume, in writing, the obligations of Buyer hereunder in such form and content as required by Seller. Such assignment shall not be deemed to relieve the original Buyer of liability hereunder until this escrow shall close. All representations and warranties given by each party to the other under this document shall be deemed given to and for the benefit of each party’s assignee. Such assi3nnent shall not be valid unless Seller is provided a duplicate original thereof. 17. Amendments 17.1 All amendments and supplements to this Offer to Purchase Real Property must be in writing and executed by each party hereto; however, such execution may be in counterparts and when so executed shall be deemed to constitute one document. Escrow holder shall accept the signature of any one of the Buyers as the signature of all of the Buyers if Buyer consists of more than one person. is. Counternarts 16.1 This agreement nay be executed in several counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original, and all of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument. QV 06009 19. Attorney’s Fees 19.1 If either party becomes involved with the other party in litigation or arbitration arising out of this agreement or the performance thereof, the court in such litigation or arbitration shall award attorney’s fees to the prevailing party. The attorney’s fee award shall not be computed in accordance with any court schedule, but shall be reasonable and such as to fully reimburse all attorneys’ fees actually incurred in good faith, regardless of the size of the judgment, it being the intention of the parties to fully coipensate for all reasonable attorneys’ fees paid pr incurred, in good faith. - 20. Further Msuranoes 20.0 Buyer and Seller agree to execute all documents and instruments and to take all action, including deposit of funds in additIon to such funds as say be specifically provided for herein and as may be required in order to consummate the purchase and sale herein contemplated and shall use their best efforts to accomplish the close of escrow in accordance with the prdvisions hereof. Buyer and Seller shall each diligently and in good faith pursue the satisfaction of any conditions or contingencies. 21. Time of the Essence 21.1 Time is of the essence of this agreement. 22. Entire M’reelnent 22,1 This agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties hereto with respect to the subject ‘matter hereof, and supersedes any prior agreements, negotiations, and other dealings between the parties. This agreement may not be modified or amended except by a written instrument signed by both the Buyer and Seller. 23. Broker 23.1 Seller and Buyer are represented by Skyline Realty Incorporated. At close of escrow, Seller shall pay the aforementioned licensed broJer a co,us,ijssion of . In the event another broker claims a commission, the party responsible for the contact with that claimant shall hold the other party harmless from that claim. 23.2 Broker shall lend Buye; at A per annum interest, all . due and payable in three (3) years from closing or on Buyer’s refinancing of the property, whichever is sooner. That loan 10 0EV 08010 shall be secured by a deed of trust on Buyer’s interest in the property which shall be junior to Seller’s deed of trust. 23.3 Broker shall reimburse Buyer for his attorney’s fees for drafting documents necessary to close this transaction. This excludes matters connected with Buyer’s exchange. 24. Unclear l’it 24.1 If due to circumstances unknown to Seller at the date of the acceptance of this agreement and beyond the reasonable ability of Seller to change, Seller is unable to convey title as pr&ided in-this agreement, Buyer’s sole remedy shall be either to accept the title in its “as is” condition without any adjustment In the purchase price, or to terminate this agreement, in which case the total deposit shall be returned to Buyer. Buyer’s election to accept the title or to terminate this agreement shall be made in writing delivered to Seller within five (5) days after receipt of Seller’s written notice to Buyer of Seller’s inability to deliver the required title. If Buyer fails to give timely written notice of its election to seller, Buyer shall be deemed to have elected to terminate this agreement. 25. Iax-Free Exchanae 25.1 Buyer intends to enter into a tax—free exchange under the provisions of IRC Section 1031. In the event that Buyer enters into a tax—deferred exchange for the real property described herein, each of the parties agrees to cooperate with the other party in connection with such exchange, including the execution of such documents as may be reasonably necessary to effectuate the same. Provided that: (a) the non—exchanging party shall not be cbligated to delay the closing: (b) all additional costs in connection with the exchange should be borne by the exchanging party; (c) the non—exchanging party shall not be obligated to execute any note, contract, or other document providing for any liability in excess of that incurred in this agreement; and the non—exchanging party shall not be required to take title to another parcel of real property. 26. Risk of Loss, Management and Maintenance 26,1 Euyer shall purchase the property as required by this agreement without regard to damage to any improvement after the date of this agreement, provided that the cost tc repair the damage does not exceed If the cost exceeds that sum, Buyer may terminate this agreement by written notice to Seller given within ten (10) business days after Buyer receives written notice of the damage. If Buyer does not SQ terminate, Buyer shall receive the insurance proceeds 11 0EV 06011 collected as a result of the damage, or the proceeds shall be assigned to Buyer at close of escrow, if not then collected. 26.2 Subject to 26.1 above, Seller shall maintain the property and the deliver it to Buyer at close of escrow in the same or better conditicn as the real property is on the date of this offer. 26.3 Subsequent to this offer, Seller shall not enter into any leases, modification of leases, releases of liability, grants of easements, licenses to enter or other agreements substantially affecting the rightsof the owner of the property, without the written consent of Buyer. 27. Expiration of offer This after to Seller will expire unless Seller’s written acceptance is received and Buyer’s written acknowledgment Is made no later than 5:cO p.m., Febr.iary li, 1990. Time: LIflE - ERTIES, INC., . ;yCa ifor i orpora Date: _% ‘‘/0 9’A1 itsF / kcsa Address for Notices: title Properties, Inc. 1906 Lombard Street San Francisco, Ca. 94123 0 12 DEV 06012 ACCEPTANCE The above offer is accepted. DBP INVES NTS, a ge neral 7s p hip Ca4rE!a ‘2 By — Date;__________ Time:____________ Data:__________ Time:___________ Date; Time:___________ By /ttTh rj-eZ7 Date: 2q,9) dfl ‘rime:___________ Date:___________ Time:___________ u4/ / Ak Date: Time:___________ Date:__________ 4. /I%L ,‘-‘ Address for Notices: DBP Investments 464L fW PcK fl p6I-V ‘/r/ C,4 9)71g/7 13 DEV 06013 Ppproved: SKYLINE mLdcflwpt I tkeje\kfng’ I .otf 14 DEV 06014 D3CRIPT loS the land herein referred to Is situated in the State Of California, County of San Ilatec, City of Daly City and is described as fOllows± Lots 1 throu7fl 14 in Block 7, aS shown on that certain map entitled •SEHRAHOHTE UNIT NO. 1’, filed in the office of ttt County Recorder of San Natco County, State of California, °n June 17, 1965 in Book 62 of Maps at page(S) 29. A.?, No.: 091—175—150 JPN 091 017 175 15 A 091—175—180 091 017 175 19 A 091—175—190 - 091 017 175 13 A DEV 06015 EXHIBIT & Co Pwsrr t-*’ t 0 —I-— I CAILP*4 BLVTD. ‘KiNts P&.AZA’ Oat.’1’ CI1Y, c’P. Fr4qc FX$Dñrr 1) LIb(F EXHIBIT C (i) OPERATING AGREEMENT 1. Immediately after close of escrow, each party will collect the rent on its designated parcel. 2. Each party shall pay the hazard and liability insurance other expenses for its own building. 3. The expenses for the parking lot shall be divided equally, including water, electricity, gardening, cleanup maintenance, repairs, and liability insurance. However, each party shall pay the real property taxes without regard to the use of any parcel for parking; and there shall be no allocation of real property taxes for parking. 4. A projected monthly budget for parking lot expenses shall be deposited in a joint bank account and dispersed each month to prospective payees. 5. Property tax shall be paid separately by each party on its own interest in the property, i.e., Buyer shall pay taxes on its one—half (1/2) interest prior to subdivision and on its own parcel after subdivision. (ii) PARKING LOT UsE 1. All available parking spaces on both Seller’s parcel and Buyer’s parcel may be used by both parties for the benefit of the businesses occupying Buyer’s or Seller’s parcel, subject to paragraph 2 below. 2. Nothing in this agreement shall prevent Buyer or Seller or their assigns from constructing additional buildings, or increasing the size of present buildings on their respective parcels, provided that the construction, including its impact on parking, is approved by the City of Daly City. 3. After the subdivision of the property, the parking rights of the parties shall be articulated in a recorded document, which shall set forth the above rights in the form of reciprocal easements in more detail and shall also contain the same attorneys’ fee and arbitration provision as are set forth herein. mld\c:\wp\Litke—je\king- I .otf DEV 06017 81.090 A3CI I LA Eb C. N nn tø ;;t C . -.-LLt.t- o,-t : I I I_L 7.-;-] fl-f-- z—4- TTfltEE--* 4 q -t - Li C I .—t,-- r% .—----- -l .- — - IIk III - -4 --__ s, ti-ii JEZEz $j I ___ - - ——- ,.-- >---“-_: - —- *_____ - z= ____$_IjtJ*2L.___:__ Ii 2 C - C AMENDMENT OF CONTRACT FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL PROPERTY Re: 950 King Drive, Daly City, California THIS ANENDMENT, signed on this day of February1 1990, by the undersigned Buyer, Seller, and Assignee of a certain co1njjact for the sale and purchase of real property, dated February’Yt,. 1990, entered into between Seller and Litke Properties, Inc., on behalf of itself and Phoenix Properties (hereafter collectively “Buyer”). 1. Recitals (a) Buyer entered into a contract to buy a tenancy—in— common interest in the above real property (“Subject Property”). In accordance with paragraph 25 of that contract, the parties agreed to cooperate with each other in effecting an exchange under the provisions of Internal Revenue Code Section 1031. (b) Buyer desires to obtain the Suiject Property in exchange for like—kind property which Buyer has already sold. To facilitate Buyer’s desire, Buyer shall transfer the contract with Seller to Assignee, who shall transfer the Subject Property to Buyer and herself on the same terms and conditions as set forth in the contract between Buyer and Seller described above. 2. Agreement (a) It is understood that the closing of the transaction shall not be delayed by Buyer’s exchange, nor shall Seller incur any additional expense because of the exchange. (b) To permit the performance of the intention of the parties, Buyer assigns and conveys, and Assignee accepts an assignment and conveyance of ll of Buyer’s interest in the Contract of Sale for the Subject Property and all of Buyer’s obligations under the contract for the sale. 0EV 06019 3. Miscellaneous (a) The parties shall cooperate in executing all documents necessary to carry out the above agreement. (b) Any prevailing party in any legal action involving this agreement shall be entitled to recover reasonable attorneys fees incurred. EXECUTED at San Francisco, California, on the date set forth above. BUYER ASSIGNEE: LITKE PROPERTIES JEAN WIRTH, an Unmarried Woman .__._zt-n ct SELLER 0 bY/4/ /4; mtd\c;\wp\ti tke-jsate-pur.mod 4 / ., pE4 ADDENDUN TO CONTRACT FOR THE SALE A1D PURCHASE OF REAL PRdPERTY Re: King Drive, Daly City, dalifornia 1. buyer shall purchase for - percent tenancy—in—comnoj interest in the property pending subdivision of the property. 2. Buyer shall pay real property taxes on its purchase as Lts interest is assessed by the taxing authorities, 3. The escrow shall prorate, and Buyer shall pay on account, the real property taxes for the fiscal halt-year January 1, 1990, to June 30, 1990, by charging Buyer for the balance of the fiscal year after close of escrow for all of the taxes on assessor’s parcels 092—175—150 and 180, and one—half (1/2) of the taxes on 091—175—190. 4. When property taxes are finally determined, any required adjustment shall be made so that the provisions of paragraph 2 ate given full effect, But no adjustment shall be made cf the allocation to Seller in escrow of taxes up to the date of closing of escrow, unless necessary to correct a clerical error or an error by the taxing authority. 5. If the property is sold prior to subdivision, the division of the proceeds shall be in accordance with an appraisal of the value of eaDh party’s parcel as if the subdivision had occurred. Dated LInE PROPERTIES, inc. 0EV 06021 ACCEPTANCE The above offe