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I wanted to talk about some of the changes that Ive seen in the farm and ranch contract and the unimproved land contract so theres this section which youll see here in this is the unimproved contract in the number seven property condition section e is going to have this part called the sellers disclosure so the sellers disclosure is wrapped up in the contract I cant say that I think this is a good idea I think that its not explicitly clear that the seller has completed this portion and so therefore should a legal dispute arise I kind of question whether or not it could be argued that the seller did complete that portion so although there is agreement there anyway and you know with both signatures it could have it could be okay but I just want to kind of point that out that its a little confusing but Im not a lawyer so there you go so if were talking about completing this portion what we need to understand is that the seller does need to complete that portion so if your listin
