If a higher public revenue stream can safeguard the loss of historical programs and ensure we begin to address some urgent infrastructure needs I would fully support such a measure.Businesses that cannot survive without attracting a buyer should "die."

Without any recording it is considered a contract to sell and a buyer's lender will look at the transaction as a purchase rather than a refinance, this can change equities the buyer could be entitled to.You should always file a notice of the pending sale or contract, some attorneys are skilled in providing a notice that safeguards the transaction as a future event rather than a sale transaction that is an obvious due on sale mortgage issue.Sorry, I'm on a tablet thingy and don't see a delete key so the rest of this is trash stuff

So be careful, check their current residence and put safeguards in place.

I am still unsure if as an investor if the safe guards are really as in place as they claim.

It is just a safeguard and will not impact your claim settlement.Cashing the draft will not trigger a release of all claims.

Beware of who you do business with, as you have little control over the process, and must rely on them for safeguarding your investment. 

The buyer is at risk to the extent of his down payment, capital expenditures and can be sued by the seller.There are numerous safeguards that can be put in place to lessen risk, often to a tolerable level,  for both parties.  

Because banks have to now safeguard against borrows like that.

From what I have read online it would seem that the SEC was formed largely in the wake of the 1929 stock market crash for the purpose of safeguarding the public against fraudulent stock issuances, stock market manipulations, and the like.

They still might, but I am still learning this new format.Here is a question that any operator can ask themselves to test their own knowledge:Do I have a written Policy and Procedure Manual for: Red Flag, Safe Guard, and the Disposal Act?