Articles, tagged with "promissory note", page 1

Anatomy of the Banknote

A banknote is a promissory note made by a bank, payable to the owner of the note and is considered legal tender (along with coins). While currency has taken many forms over the course of time, banknotes were first developed in China during the 7th century... Read >
Author: banksupply

Private Lending Benefits in Real Estate Investing

The present global financial meltdown has increased the importance of utilizing a private lender in your real estate investing organization. Several investors in the Lehigh Valley, PA (Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton) look towards private investor lending... Read >
Author: Dalton Stanton

Repossession Keys

Repossession Keys 1. Basics of the procedure. One could repossess a vehicle or other collateral, but you should have have numerous things set up before you may legally do that. Foremost, you must to have a written contract. Secondly, the contract or pr... Read >
Author: alphawolfmarketing

Repossession Tips

Repossession Tips 1. Basics of the procedure. One will repossess a vehicle or other collateral, but you must have have numerous things set up before you may legally do that. Foremost, you need to have a written contract. Secondly, the contract or promi... Read >
Author: alphawolfmarketing

Secured And Unsecured Promissory Notes

A promissory note is a legal and binding document, and should always be honored by both parties. If there are any changes in the stated terms and conditions, they should be duly formalized in writing. Promissory notes can either be both secured and uns... Read >
Author: TopLawyer

Nonjudicial Foreclosure - Violation of Borrowers' Due Process Rights?

In states that allow a nonjudicial foreclosure through a power of sale clause in a deed of trust, homeowners find that their properties are sold out from under them without a hearing or chance to defend themselves. In fact, it is up to the borrowers to br... Read >
Author: Nick Adama

Bank of America Short Sales...

In the July 11, 2009 Washington Post article "Coming Up Short - Is a Short Sale Right for You?" the article quotes Bank of America's Dave Sunlin, a senior vice president who manages the foreclosure and real estate division as saying: "We understand this i... Read >
Author: MarcTow

Property Division, Real-Estate, & Washington Divorce Law

All property division pursuant to a divorce in Washington state starts from the simple premise that all assets accumulated during the marriage will be presumed to be "community property" and split 50/50. But in practice the 50/50 split often does not end ... Read >
Author: Robert Stark

Ways Of Buying Property Unconventionally

Sometimes when investing in real estate it can be a win win situation to do an unconventional deal. Most sellers will not want to do an unconventional deal. The reason for this is people do not tend to like change even if is for there own good. But if you... Read >
Author: Kevin Cox

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