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I will draft a real estate promissory note and loan agreement
US Real Estate Attorney, Wholesale Contracts and Property Law
I am Daniel Whitem, a dedicated US Attorney specializing in Real Estate Law, Property Investment, and Commercial Contracts.
Real estate transactions require absolute legal precision to protect your c...
About this Gig
Are you lending capital to a real estate investor, a business partner, or a family member? Never lend money on a handshake or a generic internet template.
If the borrower defaults and you do not have a legally binding, properly drafted Promissory Note, you could lose your entire investment.
As a US Real Estate Attorney, I draft iron-clad Promissory Notes and Loan Agreements that clearly define interest rates, payment schedules, and default penalties. Most importantly, I specialize in Secured Lendingtying your loan directly to the borrower's real estate property so you can foreclose and recover your money if they fail to pay.
What I draft for Lenders & Borrowers:
- Unsecured Promissory Notes: Standard personal or business loan agreements.
- Secured Promissory Notes: Loans backed by collateral (real estate).
- Deeds of Trust / Mortgages: The legal documents required to place a formal lien on the borrower's property.
Why choose Daniel Whitem?
- Qualified US Attorney
- Protects your capital
- Maximum lender security
Message me today to secure your loan!
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Target country:
United States
Agreement type:
Evaluation
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Leases
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Legal notice
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Power of attorney
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FAQ
What is the difference between an unsecured and secured note?
An unsecured note is just a promise to pay. A secured note ties the loan to a piece of real estate (using a Mortgage or Deed of Trust). If the borrower doesn't pay a secured note, the lender has the legal right to foreclose on the property to get their money back.
Do I need to record this document at the courthouse?
The Promissory Note is kept for your private records. However, if you purchase the Premium Package, the "Deed of Trust" or "Mortgage" document must be recorded with the local county clerk to officially place the lien on the property.
