Real Estate agents at Scottsdale helps to show the latest deals of properties at nearby areas for all purposes. They also take the responsibility for deals between sellers and buyers as per the government laws.
This document discusses Texas contract law and real estate contracts. It covers the importance of contracts in protecting clients and agents. It also outlines the key sections of the Texas Real Estate Commission that govern prohibited practices and disciplinary proceedings. Finally, it discusses promulgated contract forms from the Texas Real Estate Broker-Lawyer Committee, how to properly fill them out, and exceptions to their use. It also provides an overview of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
The document discusses real estate transactions in the Czech Republic. It provides a history of property ownership rights from the communist regime to EU accession. It then outlines the sale contract process, including use of an escrow agent. It describes ownership transfer procedures with the cadastral office and property taxes. For buying a company, it discusses buying shares and outlines the share contract, due diligence process, and ownership transfer registration with the commercial court. Key steps include contract preparation, funds sent to escrow, contract signing, ownership changes recorded, and funds released.
Commercial landlords may encounter situations where a tenant’s rent payment is due and there is no sign of the check. Weeks may pass without any indication of whether rent will be paid.
The document summarizes key aspects of the escrow process. It outlines the requirements for a valid escrow including signed escrow instructions, a neutral escrow holder, and conditional delivery of funds and documents. It describes the roles of escrow holders, brokers, and officers. It also explains how escrows work including opening escrow, escrow instructions, financing, proration, fire insurance, title insurance, and key regulations like RESPA.
Proposition 8 allows for a temporary reduction in property taxes when a home's market value declines significantly below its assessed value. Homeowners can apply for a Proposition 8 reduction with their county assessor's office, which will review property values and lower taxes if appropriate. No private firms are needed to apply, as the assessor will perform the review for free. If granted, a Proposition 8 reduction lowers the property's assessed value until the market improves, but taxes can still increase faster than under Proposition 13. Homeowners should provide comparable home sales to support their requested market value.
This document outlines the different types of real estate license holders and their responsibilities. A broker is responsible for brokerage activities and oversight of sales agents. A sales agent must be sponsored by a broker. Brokers have a minimum duty to put the client's interests first, disclose material information, answer questions, and treat all parties honestly and fairly. A license holder can represent a party as an agent for the owner/seller, agent for the buyer/tenant, or as an intermediary agent for both. All agreements between brokers and clients should be in writing.
Real estate licensees owe consumers several duties regardless of the business relationship, including exercising reasonable skill and care, dealing honestly, and presenting all offers and communications. Key contractual terms like fees, duties, and sharing arrangements must be addressed in a written agreement. The Real Estate Recovery Fund exists to reimburse consumers who obtain civil judgments against licensees for fraud but are unable to collect. Consumers should be advised that no representation is presumed without a signed written agreement selecting a business relationship.
Real Estate agents at Scottsdale helps to show the latest deals of properties at nearby areas for all purposes. They also take the responsibility for deals between sellers and buyers as per the government laws.
This document discusses Texas contract law and real estate contracts. It covers the importance of contracts in protecting clients and agents. It also outlines the key sections of the Texas Real Estate Commission that govern prohibited practices and disciplinary proceedings. Finally, it discusses promulgated contract forms from the Texas Real Estate Broker-Lawyer Committee, how to properly fill them out, and exceptions to their use. It also provides an overview of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
The document discusses real estate transactions in the Czech Republic. It provides a history of property ownership rights from the communist regime to EU accession. It then outlines the sale contract process, including use of an escrow agent. It describes ownership transfer procedures with the cadastral office and property taxes. For buying a company, it discusses buying shares and outlines the share contract, due diligence process, and ownership transfer registration with the commercial court. Key steps include contract preparation, funds sent to escrow, contract signing, ownership changes recorded, and funds released.
Commercial landlords may encounter situations where a tenant’s rent payment is due and there is no sign of the check. Weeks may pass without any indication of whether rent will be paid.
The document summarizes key aspects of the escrow process. It outlines the requirements for a valid escrow including signed escrow instructions, a neutral escrow holder, and conditional delivery of funds and documents. It describes the roles of escrow holders, brokers, and officers. It also explains how escrows work including opening escrow, escrow instructions, financing, proration, fire insurance, title insurance, and key regulations like RESPA.
Proposition 8 allows for a temporary reduction in property taxes when a home's market value declines significantly below its assessed value. Homeowners can apply for a Proposition 8 reduction with their county assessor's office, which will review property values and lower taxes if appropriate. No private firms are needed to apply, as the assessor will perform the review for free. If granted, a Proposition 8 reduction lowers the property's assessed value until the market improves, but taxes can still increase faster than under Proposition 13. Homeowners should provide comparable home sales to support their requested market value.
This document outlines the different types of real estate license holders and their responsibilities. A broker is responsible for brokerage activities and oversight of sales agents. A sales agent must be sponsored by a broker. Brokers have a minimum duty to put the client's interests first, disclose material information, answer questions, and treat all parties honestly and fairly. A license holder can represent a party as an agent for the owner/seller, agent for the buyer/tenant, or as an intermediary agent for both. All agreements between brokers and clients should be in writing.
Real estate licensees owe consumers several duties regardless of the business relationship, including exercising reasonable skill and care, dealing honestly, and presenting all offers and communications. Key contractual terms like fees, duties, and sharing arrangements must be addressed in a written agreement. The Real Estate Recovery Fund exists to reimburse consumers who obtain civil judgments against licensees for fraud but are unable to collect. Consumers should be advised that no representation is presumed without a signed written agreement selecting a business relationship.
As the largest property tax consulting firm in the US, based on the annual number of appeals, O’connors licensed tax agents and administrative support team help commercial property owners by filing personal property renditions, reviewing tax statements, protesting over-assessed property values and attending
Legal and tax implications when purchasing real estate in Spain, EnglishDe Micco & Friends Group
Here you will get all important information when you sell or buy real estates in Spain and Mallorca,
It is generally recommended that buyers of real estate in Spain instruct a qualified lawyer to represent them and hire a financial advisor knowledgeable in local and international taxes and dues to take care of the tax aspects. Spain does meanwhile provide a relatively high amount of legal protection for real estate purchases, but there are still cases in which the buyer has to battle enormous problems or unexpected expenses after the acquisition because certain processes were not adhered to, documents weren't checked or contracts were drafted which include substantial disadvantages for the buyer. It still happens more often than not that acquired objects or extensions have to be dismantled because renovations or extensions were not properly authorised or the authorisation was not registered with the different agencies involved. Subsequent permits are possible in some cases, but they do require a special process and incur substantial expenses.
This document provides information about tax certificates and tax deeds in Florida. It discusses how tax certificates are sold at public auction if taxes are delinquent, and how the property owner can redeem the certificate. It describes how a tax certificate holder can apply for a tax deed after two years and the tax deed sale process. It also outlines the conditions for when titles based on tax deeds become insurable, such as after the deed has been recorded for over 20 years or if statutory requirements were followed and taxes paid for 4+ years. Restrictions and covenants still apply to property after a tax deed.
This document provides consumers with information about different types of agency relationships they may enter into with real estate licensees: seller's agent, buyer's agent, dual agent, and designated agent. It also describes transaction licensees. Regardless of the relationship, all licensees owe consumers duties to act with reasonable care, deal honestly, present all offers/counteroffers, and disclose conflicts of interest. Certain contractual terms like fees, duties, and cooperation with other brokers must be addressed in a signed agreement.
According to Section 17 of fraud, fraud involves intentionally deceiving or inducing someone to enter a contract through suggestions of untrue facts, concealment of information, promises with no intent to perform, or other acts meant to deceive as defined by law. The essential elements of fraud are that it involves a party to a contract making a false representation of fact that actually deceives the other party and causes them loss. The remedies for fraud include rescinding the contract or claiming damages if the party whose consent was caused by fraud suffers a loss.
The document summarizes California real estate licensing requirements and regulations. It covers topics such as obtaining a real estate license as a salesperson or broker, license renewal requirements including continuing education, the role and powers of the California Bureau of Real Estate, common real estate law violations, and real estate trade associations.
This document authorizes a realtor to show an unlisted property to prospective buyers. It does not create an agency relationship between the realtor and property owner. The owner agrees to pay the realtor a commission if the owner enters into a contract to sell the property to the prospective buyers by a specified date. The document outlines the realtor's duties to the buyers, such as presenting all offers and disclosing defects, as well as limitations on agency relationships.
The document provides information on the process of buying a property, including choosing a property, making an offer, negotiating with the seller, completing necessary inspections and paperwork, and attending the closing. Key steps include finding a property, making an offer, negotiating any counteroffers, signing a contract, conducting inspections, working with attorneys to review documents and clear title, and attending the closing to transfer funds and ownership.
Spanish law makes various assumptions with regard to the ownership of assets by a married couple and subsequently as to how they should be distributed upon a future divorce.
The document discusses several key principles and doctrines of international law:
1) The principle of comity refers to nations deferring to each other's laws and judgments as long as they are consistent with their own laws and policies.
2) The act of state doctrine prevents courts from examining the validity of public acts committed by foreign governments within their own territory.
3) Under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, foreign states can be subject to US jurisdiction based on their commercial activities and certain other exceptions.
Australian homes purchased by foreign investors over the past 10 years will be randomly audited by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) as part of the crackdown on foreign investment. ATO now has greater access to investor information and has commenced processing foreign investment data relating to residential real estate.
As questões abordam as propriedades do protoplasma, as funções das mitocôndrias e cloroplastos, as etapas da meiose e da mitose, e como a meiose produz variação genética na descendência.
El documento describe varias tecnologías aplicadas al deporte de alto rendimiento, incluyendo software para analizar datos técnicos, tácticos y de rendimiento físico, el uso de sensores para medir la potencia y mejorar la biomecánica en ciclismo, y cómo la tecnología ha permitido la transmisión y análisis de información en tiempo real para mejorar el entrenamiento y rendimiento de los deportistas.
La Unión Europea ha acordado un paquete de sanciones contra Rusia por su invasión de Ucrania. Las sanciones incluyen restricciones a las transacciones con bancos rusos clave y la prohibición de la venta de aviones y equipos a Rusia. Los líderes de la UE esperan que las sanciones aumenten la presión económica sobre Rusia y la disuadan de continuar su agresión contra Ucrania.
On September 25th the United States Postal Service announced proposed price changes that will go into effect in January 2014. Mail owners, who cannot participate by late January 2014, could lose their automation discounts and experience additional postage costs as high as 10% of their 2013 postage bill. This presentation breaks down the rate increases and what this means for publishers.
Ms. Johnson-Anderson, Ms. Barnes, and Ms. Cook's 3rd grade class will be doing a project based learning unit on the plant life cycle. The class will be split into groups of three to plant various seeds in different conditions and observe plant growth over six weeks. Students will make weekly online journal entries about their seed and plant. The unit will help students understand what plants need to grow and how plants and animals depend on each other. Parents are encouraged to ask their child about the project and identify plants in different life cycle stages.
La página web http://Presentaciones-PowerPoint.com/ ofrece una variedad de recursos como presentaciones de PowerPoint, reflexiones, chistes, imágenes y videos divertidos para pasar un buen rato, y también permite a los usuarios compartir presentaciones con sus amigos.
ADAO U.S. House Staff Briefing Presentation in Opposition of H.R. 982 - FACT ...Linda Reinstein
Linda Reinstein and Ellen Patton: U.S. House Staff Briefing Presentation Tuesday, November 12, 2013: H.R. 982 - Furthering Asbestos Claim Transparency (FACT) Act of 2013
As the largest property tax consulting firm in the US, based on the annual number of appeals, O’connors licensed tax agents and administrative support team help commercial property owners by filing personal property renditions, reviewing tax statements, protesting over-assessed property values and attending
Legal and tax implications when purchasing real estate in Spain, EnglishDe Micco & Friends Group
Here you will get all important information when you sell or buy real estates in Spain and Mallorca,
It is generally recommended that buyers of real estate in Spain instruct a qualified lawyer to represent them and hire a financial advisor knowledgeable in local and international taxes and dues to take care of the tax aspects. Spain does meanwhile provide a relatively high amount of legal protection for real estate purchases, but there are still cases in which the buyer has to battle enormous problems or unexpected expenses after the acquisition because certain processes were not adhered to, documents weren't checked or contracts were drafted which include substantial disadvantages for the buyer. It still happens more often than not that acquired objects or extensions have to be dismantled because renovations or extensions were not properly authorised or the authorisation was not registered with the different agencies involved. Subsequent permits are possible in some cases, but they do require a special process and incur substantial expenses.
This document provides information about tax certificates and tax deeds in Florida. It discusses how tax certificates are sold at public auction if taxes are delinquent, and how the property owner can redeem the certificate. It describes how a tax certificate holder can apply for a tax deed after two years and the tax deed sale process. It also outlines the conditions for when titles based on tax deeds become insurable, such as after the deed has been recorded for over 20 years or if statutory requirements were followed and taxes paid for 4+ years. Restrictions and covenants still apply to property after a tax deed.
This document provides consumers with information about different types of agency relationships they may enter into with real estate licensees: seller's agent, buyer's agent, dual agent, and designated agent. It also describes transaction licensees. Regardless of the relationship, all licensees owe consumers duties to act with reasonable care, deal honestly, present all offers/counteroffers, and disclose conflicts of interest. Certain contractual terms like fees, duties, and cooperation with other brokers must be addressed in a signed agreement.
According to Section 17 of fraud, fraud involves intentionally deceiving or inducing someone to enter a contract through suggestions of untrue facts, concealment of information, promises with no intent to perform, or other acts meant to deceive as defined by law. The essential elements of fraud are that it involves a party to a contract making a false representation of fact that actually deceives the other party and causes them loss. The remedies for fraud include rescinding the contract or claiming damages if the party whose consent was caused by fraud suffers a loss.
The document summarizes California real estate licensing requirements and regulations. It covers topics such as obtaining a real estate license as a salesperson or broker, license renewal requirements including continuing education, the role and powers of the California Bureau of Real Estate, common real estate law violations, and real estate trade associations.
This document authorizes a realtor to show an unlisted property to prospective buyers. It does not create an agency relationship between the realtor and property owner. The owner agrees to pay the realtor a commission if the owner enters into a contract to sell the property to the prospective buyers by a specified date. The document outlines the realtor's duties to the buyers, such as presenting all offers and disclosing defects, as well as limitations on agency relationships.
The document provides information on the process of buying a property, including choosing a property, making an offer, negotiating with the seller, completing necessary inspections and paperwork, and attending the closing. Key steps include finding a property, making an offer, negotiating any counteroffers, signing a contract, conducting inspections, working with attorneys to review documents and clear title, and attending the closing to transfer funds and ownership.
Spanish law makes various assumptions with regard to the ownership of assets by a married couple and subsequently as to how they should be distributed upon a future divorce.
The document discusses several key principles and doctrines of international law:
1) The principle of comity refers to nations deferring to each other's laws and judgments as long as they are consistent with their own laws and policies.
2) The act of state doctrine prevents courts from examining the validity of public acts committed by foreign governments within their own territory.
3) Under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, foreign states can be subject to US jurisdiction based on their commercial activities and certain other exceptions.
Australian homes purchased by foreign investors over the past 10 years will be randomly audited by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) as part of the crackdown on foreign investment. ATO now has greater access to investor information and has commenced processing foreign investment data relating to residential real estate.
As questões abordam as propriedades do protoplasma, as funções das mitocôndrias e cloroplastos, as etapas da meiose e da mitose, e como a meiose produz variação genética na descendência.
El documento describe varias tecnologías aplicadas al deporte de alto rendimiento, incluyendo software para analizar datos técnicos, tácticos y de rendimiento físico, el uso de sensores para medir la potencia y mejorar la biomecánica en ciclismo, y cómo la tecnología ha permitido la transmisión y análisis de información en tiempo real para mejorar el entrenamiento y rendimiento de los deportistas.
La Unión Europea ha acordado un paquete de sanciones contra Rusia por su invasión de Ucrania. Las sanciones incluyen restricciones a las transacciones con bancos rusos clave y la prohibición de la venta de aviones y equipos a Rusia. Los líderes de la UE esperan que las sanciones aumenten la presión económica sobre Rusia y la disuadan de continuar su agresión contra Ucrania.
On September 25th the United States Postal Service announced proposed price changes that will go into effect in January 2014. Mail owners, who cannot participate by late January 2014, could lose their automation discounts and experience additional postage costs as high as 10% of their 2013 postage bill. This presentation breaks down the rate increases and what this means for publishers.
Ms. Johnson-Anderson, Ms. Barnes, and Ms. Cook's 3rd grade class will be doing a project based learning unit on the plant life cycle. The class will be split into groups of three to plant various seeds in different conditions and observe plant growth over six weeks. Students will make weekly online journal entries about their seed and plant. The unit will help students understand what plants need to grow and how plants and animals depend on each other. Parents are encouraged to ask their child about the project and identify plants in different life cycle stages.
La página web http://Presentaciones-PowerPoint.com/ ofrece una variedad de recursos como presentaciones de PowerPoint, reflexiones, chistes, imágenes y videos divertidos para pasar un buen rato, y también permite a los usuarios compartir presentaciones con sus amigos.
ADAO U.S. House Staff Briefing Presentation in Opposition of H.R. 982 - FACT ...Linda Reinstein
Linda Reinstein and Ellen Patton: U.S. House Staff Briefing Presentation Tuesday, November 12, 2013: H.R. 982 - Furthering Asbestos Claim Transparency (FACT) Act of 2013
El documento habla sobre el uso de la tecnología en el deporte de alto rendimiento. Se mencionan aplicaciones como el análisis de rivales, el apoyo en entrenamientos, el seguimiento de datos de jugadores y árbitros. También incluye el uso de herramientas tecnológicas para mejorar el rendimiento en deportes individuales y colectivos así como en la formación y evaluación de árbitros y la monitorización en la vela.
El Comité Ejecutivo de la Sección 10 del SNTE presentó a Rafael Herrera Lemus, ex campeón mundial de boxeo, como el primer Embajador de la Sección 10. El Secretario General Jaime León Navarrete destacó la importancia de nombrar embajadores para promover valores como la superación y el compromiso entre maestros y estudiantes. Herrera Lemus agradeció su designación y compartió algunas experiencias de su carrera boxística.
El documento advierte sobre los riesgos de compartir información personal en Facebook, como que la información puede ser vista por personas desconocidas y utilizada para fines comerciales o de estafa. También señala que los menores de edad a veces mienten sobre su edad para unirse a Facebook y que los padres deben supervisar la actividad de sus hijos en las redes sociales. Además, recomienda ser cauteloso sobre con quién se comparte información y evitar dar acceso a la cuenta a personas no confiables.
La contaminación es un problema grave en las ciudades modernas. Los automóviles son una de las principales fuentes de contaminación, especialmente en comparación con las opciones más ecológicas como caminar, andar en bicicleta o usar el transporte público. Debemos considerar cambiar nuestros hábitos de transporte para crear ciudades más limpias y saludables.
Practica 4 de informatica buses tipo y arquitecturaMAYORS
El documento describe tres tipos de arquitecturas de bus (ISA, MCA, EISA) y tres tipos de buses (de datos, direcciones, control). La arquitectura ISA es la más antigua y lenta, MCA fue usada en computadoras PS/2 de IBM, y EISA mejoró el estándar ISA aumentando la velocidad y capacidad de datos. Los buses de datos transfieren datos bidireccionalmente, los de direcciones envían direcciones de memoria de forma unidireccional, y los de control controlan la lectura, escritura y flujo de datos y direcciones
El documento anuncia una movilización por la vida de las mujeres amazónicas del centro y sur de la Amazonía ecuatoriana, organizada por el Gobierno de las Naciones Originarias de la Amazonia Ecuatoriana y auspiciada por varias organizaciones kichwa como CITAKIB, Pueblo Ancestral Kichwa de Kawsak Sacha, Organización de mujeres kichwa Sumak Kawsaymanda Warmiguna, y con canales de difusión a través del Comité por la Vida de Pastaza e Instituto Quichua de Biotecnología
La concurrencia es un concepto clave en los sistemas operativos que permite la comunicación y compartición de recursos entre procesos concurrentes. Existen tres contextos de concurrencia: multiprogramación, aplicaciones estructuradas, y la estructura del sistema operativo. La exclusión mutua y sincronización son importantes para prevenir conflictos cuando múltiples procesos acceden y modifican recursos compartidos al mismo tiempo.
Este documento presenta varias ponencias sobre el uso de la tecnología en el deporte de alto rendimiento. Las ponencias discuten cómo la tecnología puede usarse para analizar oponentes, mejorar el entrenamiento de equipos, evaluar el rendimiento de árbitros, y monitorear factores físicos, técnicos y psicológicos en deportistas individuales y de equipo.
This document provides an overview of title insurance. It discusses what title and title insurance are, when title insurance may be needed, what types of losses it covers and does not cover, how to purchase it, and what to do if you need to make a claim. Specifically, it notes that title insurance protects against unknown title defects, liens, and other issues affecting ownership. It also outlines that residential policies cover homes and condos, while commercial policies cover other property types like offices and stores. The document advises reading policies carefully to understand coverage and exclusions.
Title insurance protects homeowners and lenders from legal issues with the ownership of a property that may not be evident from public records. Proposed legislation in North Carolina would limit the ability of contractors to place liens on properties if the property is sold before the lien is filed, removing title insurance coverage for "hidden" liens. Contractors are urged to file liens early and oppose this legislation to maintain their rights to place liens on properties.
This document provides information and standard terms for a Contract of Purchase and Sale for real estate. It begins with copyright information for the form.
Section 1 provides 3 sentences on recommended procedures for completing the sale to ensure the seller receives funds on the agreed upon completion date. It advises the buyer to pay funds and sign documents at least 2 days before completion, and the seller to return signed documents by the morning before completion.
Section 2 notes the real estate brokerage must hold deposits from the transaction as a stakeholder according to the Real Estate Services Act, and cannot release the funds without written agreement from both parties.
Residential purchases are now made easy with Plus Your Settlements. Our experienced team will make all communications and fasten the process. Visit: http://www.plusyoursettlements.com.au/about
My Home Buyers Guide is a valuable tool prepared to help you understand the complex process of buying a home in today’s market. My commitment is to put my extensive professional, technological and networking resources to work, in your best interest, to help you purchase the right home.
After a title search of public records, more than 1/3 of searches reveal title problems that must be fixed before closing. Title professionals resolve issues like unpaid contractors or taxes from previous owners. Once issued, a title policy defends your property rights against any covered claims and losses in effect as long as you own the property. It is required by lenders to protect their security interest in the property through a lender's title policy. Title insurance protects homeowners from common title problems including unpaid loans against the property, missing or undisclosed heirs, and mistakes in legal documentation.
This document provides information about home buying and working with Lawyers Title of Arizona. It discusses Lawyers Title's services, advantages to home ownership like building equity and tax benefits, and an overview of the typical home buying process. It also includes checklists for buyers to consider when purchasing new homes, previously owned homes, or undeveloped land. The document defines important terms and outlines typical closing costs and which party usually pays certain fees.
Title insurance protects homeowners and lenders against errors in property ownership records. It insures the legal owner against losses from defects in the title that occurred prior to purchasing the property. There are two main types of title insurance - an owner's policy that protects the homeowner and a lender's policy that protects the mortgage lender. Title companies examine public records like deeds and wills to eliminate risks, but some hidden issues can still arise after purchase. Title insurance will defend against legal claims from issues like forged documents that impact the owner's title to the property.
The document discusses the closing process for buying a home. It describes the steps from accepting a purchase agreement through closing escrow. Key steps include identifying the title and escrow companies, obtaining inspections and loan approval, signing documents, depositing funds, and recording documents to officially transfer ownership. When escrow closes, the buyer receives the keys to their new home.
The document provides information for buyers and sellers of residential real estate in South Dakota. It discusses the mission of the South Dakota Real Estate Commission to protect consumers in real estate transactions. It also outlines various terms related to real estate agency relationships and types of representation available to buyers and sellers. The document provides guidance on important steps and considerations for both buying and selling a home.
Asset Purchase Agreement
The attached draft aircraft purchase agreement has many, many drafting errors. There is legalese, provisions are way too long, and there is a total lack of craftsmanship. Please clean it up. Redraft the agreement to reflect the deal below. There will be a fair amount of revision. Do not use any supplementary sources, other than those distributed to you in our course. Do not draft provisions other than the ones I have specifically asked for or those that are required because of the cascade effect (text pages 342-343). Finally, please draft an agreement from the point of view of your client, the seller.
General Instructions
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Draft an Agreement for Purchase and Sale of Assets (“Purchase Agreement”) for your client who wants to sell a law practice.
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Focus on the material covered in class (textbook, class notes, TWEN, articles referenced, these instructions, Assignment, including Chapters 1-12, 14, 16-18 and Chapter 32;
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the Material Adverse Condition article on TWEN (“The MAC Clause: An Emperor With No Clothes”), and the following articles in the course reader: Parol Evidence after
Riverisland
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Use the Aircraft Purchase Agreement, which is posted on TWEN, as the base document on which you will incorporate the information and the deal points.
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Clean up all language used from the form by applying what we have covered (ie, use of “may”, “shall”, active form, no legalese…)
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Do not include language that is clearly not requested.
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If given information to specify a date or amount, calculate date or amount to get full credit.
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13-page maximum for both documents, but the Promissory Note cannot be longer than 1 page.
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I reserve the right to modify these instructions and deal points up to 1 week before the due date and time. I will accept the latest version you send me before the due date and time.
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Due no later than 09:00 a.m. Saturday, November 5, 2016 by e-mail to
[email protected]
Deal Overview (may apply to purchase agreement or the Note exhibit)
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Your California client, a limited liability partnership whose legal name is Bar None, LLP, but who does business as (dba) The Top Law Firm, wants to sell substantially all of the assets in connection with a law practice located at the building with an address of 3333 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA. As an LLP, your client is an entity in which the attorney-owners are partners, but no partner is liable to any creditor of the law firm nor is any partner liable for any negligence on the part of any other partner (i.e., each partner has limited liability). The managing partner is J.D. Advocate. The buyer, on the other hand, is Prince Law, but – because he also wants limited liability – he does not want to practice as a sole proprietor so he will create a California entity called Prince Law, P.C. and register it with the California State Bar and California Secretary of State. The LLP is registere.
HOM INtro #5: What\'s a Hardship Package Anyway?MildredWilkins
Don’t you hate it when there is something you have to do and you have no idea how to get started? You would be willing to provide what is being asked for—if you better understood what that was? Providing a hardship package is a requirement for almost all lenders/servicers in order to get any kind of workout. Yet, seldom do consumers feel they have a clear understanding of what is needed, why it is needed or how to put together the information so critical to their housing mess. You’ll be prepared to get the job done once you have reviewed this INtro. Isn’t it worth 15 minutes of your time to get the details you need to do a better job of giving your lender what they need—to give you what you want? We thought you’d agree...
1. There are 4 main procedures for purchasing property in the US: reservation, purchase agreement, due diligence, and completion. A reservation deposit is placed in an escrow account and a purchase agreement is signed. Then, due diligence like a title search is conducted by a lawyer to ensure there are no liens. Finally, at completion the buyer signs closing documents after funds are deposited in escrow.
2. Property purchases are conducted through contracts and require identification documents. Transactions are transparent due to title searches. Management companies handle rental properties and pay owners. Non-residents can make 2 visits per year. Section 8 tenants refer to those receiving housing assistance that can be discussed further.
3. Websites
Real Estate Market In India : A Profitable Investment by MCHIshashikant
The document discusses various aspects of purchasing a home in India, including:
1) The process of buying a home involves determining your budget, obtaining a home loan, and searching for a property that matches your needs and budget. Key documents to check include approved plans, ownership documents, and encumbrances.
2) Important considerations when buying a home include location, amenities, construction quality, and costs like maintenance fees. It's best to buy early in life to enjoy the home and build equity.
3) Tax benefits can make home ownership more affordable through deductions on loan interest and capital gains exemptions. Maintaining your own home provides stability compared to renting.
4) Additional documentation and procedures apply
This document outlines typical costs involved in purchasing a residential property in British Columbia. These may include:
1) A home inspection costing $250-450 to check the property's structure and systems.
2) A deposit of 5-10% of the purchase price held in trust.
3) An appraisal of $250-300 if less than 20% is provided as a down payment.
4) Mortgage insurance premium if less than 20% is provided as a down payment.
Additional costs payable at closing include property transfer tax, legal fees of $900-1000, and potential strata fees, surveys, or title insurance. The document provides details on each of these common expenses.
The document provides guidance for realtors on protecting landlord clients by educating them about Chicago's landlord-tenant laws. It summarizes key points of the Chicago Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance (RLTO) including how it strongly favors tenants' rights. Common issues include improperly handling security deposits and failing to provide required summaries to tenants when signing leases. Realtors are advised to familiarize themselves with the RLTO and recommend landlords consult attorneys to review leases for compliance.
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Buying into a Strata Corporation
1. FEATURE
Margaret Rankin
Buying into
a Strata Corporation
T
azmeen has presented
an excellent overview
of items you must consider
to protect your investment
in your new townhouse or
a condominium.
To protect your legal interest in the
property, review them carefully with
your legal representative—a BC Notary
or lawyer.
1.
Before registering title to the
property, your legal professional
will need to know how you intend
your name(s) to appear as the
Registered Owner on the actual
title. He or she will explain the
charges registered against the title
to your strata lot and against the
common property.
The charges represent three legal
distinctions in your ownership of your
strata property.
•
The charges that will remain
registered against your property
and why they are there, for
example, easements, covenants,
restrictive covenants, rights of way
•
The “legal notations” registered on
the title that mainly benefit your
title ownership, such as charges
against a neighbouring property,
for example, easements, rights
of way, and covenants
•
Any charges registered against
the Common Property of the
Strata Corporation, for example,
financial charges and bylaw
changes. Your legal representative
must ensure that no charges against
the title to your new property
adversely affect your ownership
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2. will verify the Strata Plan
You
to determine that the “civic
address” of the property you have
purchased is the correct “strata lot”
as located on the Strata Plan.
To protect your legal interest…
review them carefully…
3.
You will review the municipal
property taxes and strata obligations
to ensure
•
your civic address and the legal
description of your property agree
with each other;
•
there are no outstanding tax
arrears that must be paid by the
seller and there are no Land Tax
Deferment Act charges registered
against the title that must be
paid out and discharged on the
completion of the transaction; and
to purchase your new property,
your financial institution will have
provided your legal representative
with the details of the “mortgage”
charge to be registered against
your new property. Review all the
specific details about the money
you have pre-arranged to borrow.
6.
Your legal representative will
advise you on obtaining the
required home and liability
insurance specifically required
for strata corporations to protect
you against any liability relating
to any adjoining neighbours. He
or she will also ensure that the
strata corporation insurance is
in effect to protect you and your
financial institution.
Within a few months following the
completion of your transaction, you will
receive a “State of Title Certificate”
detailing
• unpaid strata corporation
any
fees owing by the seller are fully
paid upon the completion of the
transaction.
• as the “Registered Owner”
you
on title to the property, set out
the way you instructed your legal
representative to do it;
4.
Your legal representative is
responsible to protect you
to ensure that any financial
charges on or affecting your new
property that are the seller’s
responsibility are paid out and
discharged from the title following
the completion of the Contract,
as detailed in your Contract
of Purchase and Sale. That is
completed by a professionally
insured “undertaking” exchanged
between your legal representative
and the legal representative
of the seller.
• charges registered against the
any
property, being those nonfinancial
charges that will remain on the
title you are purchasing; and
5. you are using mortgage monies
If
from a financial institution
The Society of Notaries Public of British Columbia
• “mortgage” charge(s) that
the
have been registered against
the title to secure the interest
of your financial institution in the
property. s
Margaret Rankin is Notary Public
practising in Lynn Valley in North
Vancouver.
Telephone: 604 985-5789
Fax:
604 985-5597
rankinnotary@shaw.ca
Volume 22 Number 2 Summer 2013