have your lawyers write an addendum to the purchase contract disclosing the amount which is the difference between the appraised value and what the seller actually wants... label it a marketing consulting fee to a XYZ company.the key to cash back is the relationship your lawyer has with title company. have your seller order title through your attorney and everything is fine.good luck and if you need clarificaiton let me know...

The money changes hands and legal titles change hands which your lawyer will do for you.

Our AG has apparently ruled that, since the LLC/corporation is its own legal entity, only a lawyer can represent it in court.

Also that they would keep working during the hot part of the day and not pick up their feet when they walked, which would reduce a 25 year roof to an effective 5-10 year roof.I've never had so many deals that I would pay people to do things that I might be doing in my "spare" time.

Like when the lawyer does the "adjustments" crediting each party for this and that in order to balance the equation, they'll find that there's an additional 10% which will go to you in the form of cash.

You sound just like my lawyer.

While it's too late to do it on this tenant's lease, you need to put a statement into your lease to the effect of; "no overnight guests for more than 7 nights without written permission of the landlord".

Our probate lawyer won't say how long it might take to get the home in my name but we are afraid we might lose the house before then.We weren't prepared to deal with this situation and aren't really sure of our options.

I'm going to effectively have just over 1m dollars cash money to invest in something.

We've hit a wall with CA lawyers, should I maybe find a Nevada or Delaware lawyer?