Purchasing 2 commercial properties, one appraised over and one appraised above
We are purchasing two commercial lots that our business currently leases. They are currently owned by different sellers. Property A appraised for $50K under our accepted offer price and property B appraised for $50K over our offer price.  What is the best way to go about purchasing without paying the difference out of pocket? 

**Property A**

Accepted offer price: $250K       appraisal: $200K 

**Property B**

Accepted offer price: $350K       appraisal: $400K 

Side note: Once we close on property A, we plan on tearing down the current structure for additional parking for the dealership.
[{"id": "h0y21ns", "text": "Renegotiate the purchase price of Property A so that you are paying the amount that it is objectively worth. \n\n\nIf both lots were from the same seller then you could renegotiate both prices so that the seller nets the same amount by you paying the appraised price for both. I would however assume that you want to pay the lowest price possible so only renegotiate the property that appraised low.", "replies": [{"id": "h0yeldb", "text": "They won\u2019t take anything less than our offer and don\u2019t have motivation to sell. Our original offer was closer to appraised price and they had no interest in selling.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "h0z1ms5", "text": "What are your loan terms? Can't you just cross collateralize collateralized loans so the \"extra\" value from one offsets the \"lower\" value of the other.  Also be mindful of telling the lender you are tearing g down the building because they may not consider the added value of the building if you are taking it down.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "h0z3533", "text": "*\" What is the best way to go about purchasing without paying the difference out of pocket?\"*\n\nBy getting the seller to accept your lower price, or have him carry the difference on a note for some agreeable time frame until you can pay it off.\n\nIt's not terribly complicated.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "h1rnt03", "text": "You can have one loan secured by both properties, or two loans with a one-time cash out re-margin provision for property A subject to a new appraisal.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]