If the tenant respond to the UD -- it's best to enter into a stipulation agreement and you will need an attorney for that.  

Land listings here can be 10% and 5/5 split.If the agent is getting 3.5% from the seller then it's usually in the listing agreement stipulated as a co-op from the listing broker off the total commission. 

The property appraiser is more than likely still bring down values, albeit at a slow pace, from the economic and housing bust but can only do so at a stipulated percentage of total assessed value annually.

Sometimes banks file stipulations with one another, advancing a mortgage/deed of trust that is later in time into first position.

Explain that the reason you must give them the notice is that if you don't treat every tenant exactly the same and the way your lease stipulates then you open yourself up to discrimination law suits in the future.

It is also stipulated if it is not purchased, the total of monies paid were rent only and they had to obtain outside financing, unless I was going to finance it myself.  

Account Closed As to who pays the commissions, it really depends on what you mean.In one sense, all of the purchase cost is coming from the buyer, so in that sense, yes, the buyer pays.However, if the property is listed on MLS, the listing contract stipulates the total amount of the commission, whether or not there is a buyer's agent. 

I am in need of a owner financing contract that has the extra stipulations that go along with a park. 

You can probably stipulate the method of payment, but I'm not a lawyer :D If you're changing it after the fact, it may be a bit harsh to go to ACH.

Subsequently, either PR affirmatively stipulates to a lienholder (voluntarily) or DHCS uses CA DOJ to sue.