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The specific disclosure language required by SB 155. Standalone form, ready to sign before or at contract signing.
Updated assignment agreement with SB 155 compliance language built in. Use this on every Ohio deal going forward.
Record this at the county recorder to cloud the title and protect your equitable interest. Notarization-ready format.
When a deal falls apart, you must release the MOA. This template clears the seller's title cleanly.
Run through this before every deal. Confirms all SB 155 steps are complete before you're under contract.
The 12 most common questions about SB 155 compliance, answered in plain English. Know exactly what the law requires.
Before or at the time you sign the purchase agreement with the seller. It must be a separate, signed document — not just language buried in the contract.
The seller can void the contract. You can face civil liability. SB 155 specifically allows the seller (or an assigned buyer) to bring an action if disclosures weren't made correctly. That's a real risk on every deal.
It applies to any wholesale transaction in Ohio — assignment deals and double closes. If you're wholesaling in Ohio, SB 155 applies.
The bonus section covers OK SB 1075, TX equitable interest requirements, AZ wholesale templates, FL, IL, GA, and IN. These aren't as strict as Ohio's new law, but have their own requirements that often go unaddressed.
No. This is educational material based on the text of SB 155. Have a licensed Ohio real estate attorney review your specific situation before relying on these documents.
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