This template is for lienholders in Ohio to use in order to fully or partially release a mechanics' lien on private residential or commercial real estate.
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A court-issued document granting permission to remove a tenant and their belongings from a rental property in Georgia in the event of a dispossessory action.
This online document template provides a form to be used for amending an acquisition contract when both the buyer and the seller (or target company) have agreed to make modifications to provisions or defined terms, such as adding, removing, or changing them.
A template pre-drafted certification of material terms from an association to a prospective purchaser or their lender for the acquisition of residential real estate in California that is part of a common interest development created under California's Davis-Stirling Act.
This template provides practical guidance for both sellers and purchasers in Florida commercial Property acquisition and sale transactions. It is a form of seller's affidavit specifically designed for the purchase and sale of commercial real estate in Florida.
This online document template provides a form for filing an application for an expedited judicial order allowing foreclosure in Texas pursuant to a power of sale.
This online document template provides a form for filing an application to expedite a foreclosure in Texas under the power of sale. This is allowed by Rules 735 and 736 of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, which permit expedited foreclosure for certain types of liens on real property that require judicial approval.
This online document template creates a Revocable Transfer on Death Deed (TOD Deed) in accordance with West Virginia law. This type of deed enables a real property owner to assign a beneficiary to receive title to a certain real estate upon their death, without having to go through a probate process or trust administration.