Jon was interviewed regarding Internet law and how it relates to Reid Sagehorn, the 17 year old Rogers High School senior suspended from school for allegedly sending out an inappropriate tweet. Jon has a strong background in Internet law and assists business clients with their corporate legal needs. Watch Jon’s interview on Feb. 18, 2014: http://kstp.com/news/stories/S3329076.shtml …
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If a seller is not careful in how the Contract for Deed is constructed, there are laws that protect the buyers and punish the sellers. A Seller should be cautious in the following areas: 1) Down Payment: The requirement of a large down payment can be considered equity-stripping, especially if the Buyer takes on further …
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The Contract for Deed is still a great vehicle to finance the purchase of property. However, Buyers should be aware of financial traps (read Part 1 and Part 2). 1) Down Payment: A Contract for Deed usually requires this, but it should be a reasonably small amount and not force the Buyer to tap a line of credit or …
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