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Mr. and Mrs. Oaks are buying a lot in a mountainous area for a second home. The area is undeveloped, but the seller has promised a golf course, paved roads, clubhouse, etc. What steps should the Oaks take before buying a lot?

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A _____is a written contract obligation, usually under seal, generally issued by a corporation, a municipality, or a government, that contains a promise to pay a fixed amount of money at a set or determinable future time.
 A) bond
 B) draft
 C) check
 D) coupon



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Answer to Question 1

Need ILSFDA property report and all information included in it.

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