Re: Re: Membership sale agreement questions | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Martin Schafer (schaferanubis.network.com) | |
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 94 14:26 CDT |
> > I was interested in the fact that you only incorporated the day > before closing. Our group has felt some pressure to incorporate, > in order to be seen as a legitimate legal entity, though we have > not yet come close to making a deal on a piece of land (sigh). > Did you find you had any difficulty being taken seriously by > business/professional types (lawyers, bankers, development > consultants, builders, etc.)? > Until you incorporate, your group is legally a partnership. This is a recognized form and people should be willing to take you seriously as long as you seem organized and seem like you know what you are talking about. You should have a partnership agreement at this phase to establish liability for expenses and determine what constitutes a contract that is binding on the group as a whole. You can incorporate when and if it is convenient.
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