If you decide to do this (and you should) you will need a mortgage (this is filed with the County and gives the lender the right to foreclose) and a note (this spells out the interest rate, the term of the loan, and if payments are required it specifies how much they are and when they are due.)

I have a keyword alert set to "Detroit" and half the time it pings it's because someone 2000 miles away needed to share their blanket assessment of investment in the city and region based on a personal anecdote or something they read once.It'd be great if those kinds of comments spelled it "Detriot". 

The note spells out the payments, interest and where to pay. 

Everything should be spelled out in the contract on where all monies go.David Hunter

You'll have to follow those to other pages where they are spelled out. 

Although the PPM will spell out all the details, you will need to sell your investors on the deal & the fees that you are planning on taking.  

You would more than likely need to contact your HR dept if the amount is not spelled out in your documents.

If you are setting up an LLC or LP, you can have an operating agreement that spells out everything.

Can you spell "uninsurable title" ?

Why isn't "customary" buyers fees spelled out in the state contract or the addendums?