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Meisha Vinson
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Owner Financing-Protecting Myself

Meisha Vinson
  • Washington, DC
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Hello,

How are you? I am in the process of purchasing a few acres of land from a buyer. They are doing owner financing and I wanted to know what could I do to protect myself once the deal goes through. Would this be considered a promissory note or what sort of agreement could I have drawn up? They are a older couple so I want to make sure something is on file to continue with my payments if something were to happen. Could this be recorded somewhere, etc.? Is there a company we could use to keep track of payments, etc? I will not be using to cash to make any payments due to wanting to keep a paper trail. Any advice would be very helpful.

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