Consult a lawyer before entering into a partnership transaction.

Paris III - I am not a lawyer, but according to section 5-12-080-E of the CLTO yes, you had 10 days to notify herIn the event of a sale, lease, transfer of ownership or control or other direct or indirect disposition of residential real property by a landlord who has received a security deposit or prepaid rent from a tenant, the successor landlord of such property shall be liable to that tenant for any security deposit, including statutory interest, or prepaid rent which the tenant has paid to the transferor.

I sued them, dropped some MLS pictures showing they had long knowledge of said tree, as well as some case law showing that tree was their responsibility previous knowledge or not....the city's lawyer had no case. she tried to offer me 1000 pre judgment, I told her offer time was before I sued them and ended up wasting my time in court.  

I would, of course, want a secured promissory note cleared by a good lending lawyer on my side which could then be looked over by the other side's lawyer.

Talk to your lawyer about what you owe to the seller if there is still money to be settled here between you an the seller. 

But yeah, talk to a lawyer first.

An LLP is used by professionals like lawyers and accountants.

The PR wants to 180K as that is the amount his lawyer suggested.  

I am a lawyer, so I need to mention that this is not legal advice.

Our lawyer/court fees are 1/3 that in Denver.