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Land Trust Agreement
Sunday, August 22 2010 06:28 PM
Mr. Hughes,
I brought your Basic and Advance Land Trust course back in 2008. When I first started making Land Trusts I didn’t get all of my Land Trust Agreements notarized. Now I want to sell a few properties and the attorney is asking to see the Agreements. Is that going to be a problem???? Does the Land Trust Agreement have to be notarized and if so can I get the documents notarized now being that I formed them in 2008.
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Randy Hughes
Land Trust Expert-40+ years of experience
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Re:Land Trust Agreement
Monday, August 23 2010 09:08 AM
New Investor,
PLEASE SEE MY COMMENTS IN BOLD BELOW.
RANDY
I brought your Basic and Advance Land Trust course back in 2008. When I first started making Land Trusts I didn’t get all of my Land Trust Agreements notarized. Now I want to sell a few properties and the attorney is asking to see the Agreements. Is that going to be a problem???? Does the Land Trust Agreement have to be notarized and if so can I get the documents notarized now being that I formed them in 2008.
YES, THE TRUST AGREEMENTS SHOULD BE NOTARIZED TO PROVE THEIR VALIDITY AS OF THE DATE OF THE TRUST. IT WOULD BE BEST IF YOU COULD FIND A NOTARY TO NOTARIZE THE TRUST AGREEMENT AS OF THE DATE OF THE TRUST. OTHERWISE TRY IT WITHOUT THE NOTARY AND SEE IF ANYONE EVEN NOTICES. BY THE WAY, WHICH ATTORNEY IS ASKING TO SEE THE TRUST AGREEMENT...YOURS OR THE BUYER'S??
Randy Hughes
866-696-7347
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Randy Hughes
Land Trust Expert-40+ years of experience
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Re:Land Trust Agreement
Monday, August 23 2010 01:09 PM
Dear New Investor,
One of our advisers to this Discussion Forum added the following comment:
"The Grant Deed should have been notarized prior to recording, maybe this would satisfy the attorney."
I AGREE THAT THIS SHOULD HELP SATISFY THE ATTORNEY.
Randy Hughes
866-696-7347
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