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How to Make an Unsecured Promissory Note Work for Your Business
If you plan to start or expand a business, you should know how an unsecured promissory note might help fund your startup or expansion.
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Using a Florida General Affidavit Form
Whether you need to file a Florida affidavit in a court case, business dealing, or otherwise, a general affidavit form can help make sure you have all the necessary information to make the document valid.
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Using a Vehicle Bill of Sale
Many states require private sellers of vehicles to prepare a bill of sale to record the transaction. Follow these easy DIY guidelines to prepare a valid and legally binding document.
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The Importance of Rent Receipts for Landlords and Tenants
Although not required in all states, rent receipts are useful for both landlords and tenants. Learn what information to include in this important document—and how it might help with your taxes.
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Protect Your Pup with a Dog Bill of Sale
Adding a dog to your family is an important event, and you want to be sure your purchase of the dog is legal and binding. Find out how to use a dog bill of sale for your purchase.
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How to Write a Promissory Note
A promissory note puts the terms of a loan in writing. Promissory notes don't have to be long or complicated, but there are some key items you'll want to include. Learn more about writing and amending a promissory note.
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Creating a Distribution Agreement
There are several types of distributor agreements, although most contain similar provisions. Which arrangement makes the most sense for your particular business situation?
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Serving Your Tenant a Notice to Pay Rent or Quit
As a landlord, you'll sometimes have tenants who breach their lease by failing to pay rent. Find out your first steps in starting an eviction proceeding against a habitually nonpaying tenant.
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Letter of Intent for Business Transaction: A How-To Guide
1. Overview Before settling on the final terms of an agreement, negotiating parties may choose to provide a written starting point, setting out a first offer and some general terms. This initial written document is called a letter of intent (sometimes also called a memorandum of agreement or a memorandum of understanding). A letter of intent sets out the basic terms of a proposed transaction, including price, asset description, limitations, and closing conditions.
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What Are the Differences Between a Promissory Note and Bill of Exchange?
Promissory notes and bills of exchange are debt instruments that create a legal obligation to pay. Find out when you should use them.
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