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Wisconsin commercial real estate purchase and sale agreement is a real estate contract between a commercial property owner and a prospective buyer.
The buyer initially drafts the agreement to serve as their official offer to purchase the property.
If approved by the owner,
the parties will enter into a legal contract.
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Wisconsin subcontractor agreement establishes a working relationship between a contractor and a subcontractor.
The document establishes how the subcontractor will be financially compensated,
the amount of said compensation,
the hired party's right to subcontract their services,
and the expected completion date.
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Wisconsin self-proving affidavit form is executed by the testator and the two witnesses of a last will and testament to expedite the probate process.
Once the affidavit has been signed and notarized,
it will act as sworn testimony on the part of the witnesses,
meaning they will not need to be called into court to attest the will.
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Wisconsin independent contractor agreement establishes the terms and conditions of a working relationship between a contractor and a client.
Agreements typically cover remuneration,
completion dates,
taxes,
and liabilities.
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Wisconsin security deposit demand letter is a document served on a landlord by a previous tenant who has not had their initial payment refunded within the lawful time limit.
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Wisconsin general warranty deed is a legal form that may be used by the owner of real estate (the grantor) when selling property to another party (the grantee).
The deed provides a warranty,
or guarantee,
that the grantor has the legal authority to sell the property and that the title is free of any defects.
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Wisconsin quit claim deed is a standard form documenting the transfer of property from a grantor to a grantee.
This document must be filed with the Register of Deeds in the same county where the property is located.
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Wisconsin real estate power of attorney is a document used by a principal to empower an agent to buy,
sell,
maintain,
lease,
or refinance property on their behalf.
[1] The principal must acknowledge their signature before a notary public to execute the power of attorney.
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Wisconsin unsecured promissory note is used to outline the terms and conditions of a loan between a borrower and a lender.
It includes the loan amount,
interest rate,
repayment schedule,
and other agreed-upon terms.
This note is unsecured,
meaning it does not include a section on collateral for the lender.
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Wisconsin secured promissory note is a signed promise stating the borrower of a monetary balance will reimburse a lender.
This agreement is
"secured,
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meaning the lender will assume the rights to an asset in the borrower's possession (such as a home,
vehicle,
or boat) in the case of default.
