It is always necessary to be careful with the time specified in the contract. If the most honest person does not represent the other party who signs the contract, he can use this to his advantage, based on what is indicated as the product.
It is best to contact a lawyer so that he is present to check it for errors during the signing of the contract. Sometimes the contract is changed right on signing, and you may not notice it.
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I just discussed this at dinner with a friend working at Marine Corps Military Defense Lawyers - Court-Martial Attorneys | Gonzalez & Waddington - Attorneys At Law. It is not his domain of expertise, and neither is mine, but we agreed on the following. Bills of sale pertain to the Real Estate/purchase agreement documents and do not pertain to the title or the loan. Therefore if their Atty directed them to date differently, it’s completely fine, and you don’t need to concern yourself with that.
They can use their own date, but yours can only be the actual date they do the signing.
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I wouldn’t want to go to a lawyer who doesn’t know or can’t understand the paperwork
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