Deal and AI disclosures
A plain-language guide to what Land Deal HQ can prepare, what remains unverified, and who must authorize a transaction.
Research is a starting point
A map, listing, public record or buyer profile can contain errors and does not establish marketable title, legal access, buildability, seller authority, a buyer’s available funds or an agreed price. Source links and dates should be preserved. Any projected spread is an estimate before closing costs, contributions, taxes and final settlement figures are confirmed.
Agent and human roles
Software can organize records, suggest matches, calculate scenarios and draft research or messages. An owner must authorize consequential outreach, offers, expenditures and final terms. The buyer, seller and other human parties review and sign their own documents. A qualified local professional should review state-specific roles, licensing, disclosures and assignment structure when needed; a closing professional handles settlement under applicable practice.
JV and compensation
JV percentages are proposals only. Each deal needs a written agreement stating who contributes what, who may market the opportunity, expenses, required disclosures, payment conditions and how the closing professional will disburse proceeds. Private economics can remain in the owner workspace only to the extent disclosure law and the parties’ agreements permit. No public form creates a JV or guarantees compensation.
Outreach and marketing
Automated calling, texting, email and social publishing are not enabled merely because a draft or approval exists. Land Deal HQ must confirm a working provider, recipient eligibility, consent or other lawful basis, opt-out handling, required sender details and delivery logs before marketing is sent. Never assume a queued job means contact occurred.