● The full document set

The Document Vault

Draft templates for the whole Stack Method paperwork stack — the cash purchase agreement, the security agreement, the LLC operating agreement, the capital-contribution and admission docs, the debt-fund loan documents, assignment, the fairness disclosure, and the balloon-extension clause. Built to brief your attorney — not to sign as-is.

A vault of organized legal documents
READ BEFORE USING. These are educational draft templates, not legal or tax advice, not finished documents, and not guaranteed valid or enforceable anywhere. Real-estate, contract, securities, and tax laws vary by state and change. You must have a licensed attorney draft and review every document for your specific deal and state, and a CPA review the tax items, before any use. Provided "as is," for education only — no liability is accepted. Brackets [LIKE THIS] are placeholders to complete or delete. Forming a pooled debt fund or selling LLC interests can trigger securities law — get securities counsel.

Each opens as plain text — open it, then "Save As" to download, or copy it into a doc for your attorney. Start with 00 · Read First.

① Open the deal
01

Term Sheet / Deal Summary

Non-binding summary of price, the 33/67 split, balloon, protections, and contingencies.

02

Letter of Intent (LOI)

Plain-English opener to the seller/agent describing the structure and full price.

② The contracts
03

Purchase & Sale Agreement (Cash)

A plain cash contract — keep ALL financing terms off it. Works with any state PSA.

04

Seller-Financing / Security Agreement

The overlay holding all seller-finance terms: the carry, balloon, payments, security, covenants, 60-day cure.

11

Seller Disclosure & Acknowledgement

The fairness document — plainly discloses the lien→equity change and recommends independent counsel. Sign first.

③ The entity
05

LLC Operating Agreement

The capital-contribution LLC: 95/5 members, seller's economic right, 60-day cure → 100%, balloon, covenants.

06

Capital Contribution & Admission

Converts the carried balance to a contribution and admits the seller as a member (the same-day "second leg").

④ The financing
09

Debt-Fund Loan Agreement (Senior)

The ~70% DSCR loan to the LLC. (Forming a pooled fund is separate, securities-regulated work.)

07

Promissory Note

The note for the senior loan (or a seller subordinate note), with optional step-up rate.

08

Deed of Trust / Mortgage

Secures the note. Highly state-specific — use your state's form via local counsel/title.

⑤ Assignment & protections
10

Assignment of Purchase Agreement

Assigns to an end buyer who assumes all seller obligations; fee, survival, and vetting reps.

12

Balloon-Extension Addendum

The 2–3 year extension on defined triggers (vacancy, major repair, market dip) to make the seller whole.

14

Buyer / Sponsor Protections Rider ★

The arsenal — aggressive buyer-favorable terms (assignment, downside cap, full control, fees, drag-along, arbitration, non-circumvention) that attach to every document, with the seller's fairness floor kept intact. See the plain-English Clause Review.

⑥ Close
13

Closing Checklist

Order of operations: contracts → diligence → entity → two same-day legs → after-closing.

00

Read First (index + disclaimers)

How all the documents fit together, the order, and the legal/securities warnings.

Reminder: templates only, for education. Not legal/tax advice; no attorney-client relationship; no liability accepted. Have qualified professionals prepare and review the actual documents.