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Trust Agreement for Land

The agreement is between a trustee corporation and a party that wants to purchase the land.
The trustee corporation agrees to hold the land as bare trustee on behalf of the purchaser, which will be the beneficial owner.
This is a generic legal form which does not contain references to any specific statutes.
The Trust Agreement for Land is available in MS Word format and is fully customizable to meet your requirements.

$6.29

The trustee holds title to the land in trust in accordance with both the Trust Agreement and a Co-Owners Agreement among the co-owners and the issuing corporation.
The co-owners, when not in default under the agreement, are entitled to full rights of ownership of the land, including possession and right of use.
The trustee will not be required to expend its own funds or incur any financial liability.
The Trustee has the power to commence any actions or proceedings it considers necessary to protect the rights of the Co-Owners and their respective interests in the land.
This legal form template is available as a downloadable and fully editable MS Word document.
Governed by Canadian laws and intended for use only in Canada.

$29.99

The Agreement is made in respect of land which will be registered in the name of the trustee as bare trustee, to be held in trust on behalf of another party who is the beneficial owner.
The parties will each pay their separate debts, except for expenses already incurred, which will be paid by the owner.
The parties will keep each other indemnified against claims arising with respect to the land.
The trustee has the power to lease or mortgage the land, with the consent of the owner.
Available in MS Word format.
Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

$12.49 $11.99

A land trust is a method of real estate ownership in which a trustee holds legal title to the real estate.
The trust's beneficiaries have full power to dispose of the property and complete control over its management.
The beneficiaries' rights and powers pass to their executors upon their death, and do not form part of their estate.
The beneficiaries have the right to revoke, alter or amend the trust agreement on written notice to the trustee.
The beneficiaries are responsible for filing tax reports and paying all real estate taxes and charges on the property.
Available in MS Word format and fully editable.
Intended for use only in the State of Illinois.

$17.99