Sign name or company name on purchase agreement???

Posted on: Sat, 10/18/2014 - 22:01

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Sign name or company name on purchase agreement???

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Ok, I finally got my LLC a couple days ago and a purchase agreement to work with. My question is I know I put the company name at the top where buyer is but when I sign the contract, do I put the company name or my personal signature? Just want to be sure... I have a potential motivated seller with 2 homes to see tomorrow and I want to be ready. Still trying to get my first deal....

Bernard

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Posted on: Sat, 10/18/2014 - 22:24 #1

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are you

president, ceo, vp, managing member, etc.?

If so, just sign your name

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Posted on: Sun, 10/19/2014 - 02:21 #2

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company name

and then sign your name as the managing member, or whatever your title is for the LLC.

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Posted on: Sun, 10/19/2014 - 08:59 #3

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Yes

just sign with your personal name, the title you have is put too or not but usually they the agent will put it there or you would if a fsbo.

congrats on your llc.

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