My HML gave me a 8 month contract.If at the end of 8 months it is not sold, it legally can be can become his.

The property manager/real estate agent is in charge of getting the listing from the owner, negotiating the lease and making sure all legalities are taken care of.

Making offers which you don't plan to carry out could have legal consequences, though if you put in a financing contingency and actually look for financing, you shouldn't have much problem.

I need to raise some serious capital and have decided to go the route of using REIT - Real estate investment trust.I was considering using Delaware or Nevada, but someone mentioned to me at a real estate seminar, i should use the state where the properties would be located.I am intensively studying the legal requirements as per IRS code section 856.

To my knowledge, there is no legal restriction that can be placed on an asset post sale by the seller.

Recently online poker has been shut down to US players and is having legal issues so I have retired from that and don't consider it a fixed/stable income anymore.2) Land contract.

I hope you continue to weigh in on legal and other posts.

Every now and then, I'll receive a legitimate check in the mail with a warning that by endorsing it, I'll be agreeing to sign up for an insurance policy, a magazine subscription, or whatever else.Anyone know about the legality of these checks or how I can begin writing them against my own business accounts?

If you are using Premiere, Shane is a good go to guy for legal questions.

Are you worried about the legal angle?