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If you want to let someone else use your property-for parking, to install vending machines or for some other use-you can create a Real Estate License Agreement to earn some cash from the deal. If you... Read More
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Making a Real Estate License Agreement
If you want to let someone else use your property-for parking, to install vending machines or for some other use-you can create a Real Estate License Agreement to earn some cash from the deal. If you are the one who wants to use the property, there's usually no such thing as a freebie in real estate. You can come to a fair arrangement with a Real Estate License Agreement.
Use the Real Estate License Agreement document if:
In real estate, it's all about location, and a Real Estate License Agreement can help you take advantage of a prime spot. If you're a property owner, you can earn extra income from your property without giving up ownership rights. Or, if you're throwing a fundraising gala and have found the perfect space, you can come to a fair agreement with a Real Estate License Agreement. Maybe you simply want to sell Douglas firs in a parking lot in December. You don't need the property forever-and besides, it's not for sale. That doesn't mean you can't use it if the owner agrees. It's a win-win situation for everyone. Getting a Real Estate License Agreement can help you seal the deal.
Other names for this document: Property License Agreement
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