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Seaview: FourLeaf’s adequate-protection memorandum, ECF 18-20

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14 8737319.1 C. The Receiver’s “Exhaustive Marketing Process” Was Approved Under The Order Approving Sale And Debtor Never Objected To The Marketing Efforts Of The Receiver The Order Approving Sale expressly finds, among other things, that (1) “the Property was heavily marketed”, (2) “the offer of LBD Holdings LLC was the highest and best offer received for the Property”, (3) “the purchase price is fair and reasonable”, and (4) “the price was reached after an exhaustive marketing process”. See the Order Approving Sale attached to the Foushee Declaration at Exhibit “L.” Yet, Debtor and Mr. Goldwasser offer the stale, untimely and fanciful assertion that they can now somehow do better. Debtor’s baseless contention is countered by the binding Purchase and Sale Agreement between the Receiver and 28th St LLC, successor in interest to LBD Holdings, LLC dated August 8, 2025, with a purchase price of $9,050,000.00 (“Purchase Agreement”), as approved by the court under the Order Approving Sale. Debtor’s efforts only act to jeopardize the sale of the Property currently scheduled for January 8, 2026, and ignore the “exhaustive marketing process” undertaken by the Receiver. The Receiver’s marketing process is more fully set forth within the Declaration Of Edward Denton submitted herewith. The Receivership Order specifically authorized the Receiver to “…engage Commonwealth Commercial… to facilitate the sale of the Property under standard brokerage terms and conditions and fees and commissions.” See the Receivership Order attached to the Foushee Declaration at Exhibit “H.” Importantly, the Receiver and Commonwealth Commercial secured the Purchase Agreement. Prior to the execution of the Purchase Agreement, Commonwealth Commercial aggressively marketed the Property listing the Property with national listing services LoopNet, Case 25-23251-MEH Doc 18-20 Filed 12/22/25 Entered 12/22/25 20:08:18 Desc Memorandum of Law Page 14 of 20 ANN public copy | complete ECF 18-20 | combined source PDF 469/478
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