Due Diligence Checklist
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Does every buyer have to sign a Due Diligence Checklist?
How is this form hold in court? Does every buyer have to sign a Due Diligence checklist? (For a house) How is this form hold in court? Does every buyer have to sign a Due Diligence checklist? If the buyer agrees with it can he/she sued the seller?
6 months ago - 1 answers
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due dilligence: that is exactly what it says. a party has followed up on the details. to buy a business( lets say a store) of course youre buying the inventory and equpment. but....will the zonning for the building remain commercial? what are the stores daily receipts as they are now? (thats called "goodwill" .) so : yes it holds in court, and it should be signed by both parties in the transaction. sounds like youre looking to buy or sell..GL
by stratm663
6 months ago
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