A recently passed Minnesota statute mandates that the vendee (buyer) record the contract for deed within 4 months of the agreement's execution in order to avoid penalties.
<h3>How long does it take to record a contract for deed?</h3>
One minor modification concerns the need under Minnesota Statute Section 507.235 that the contract buyer, sometimes known as the "vendee," must record the contract for deed within four (4) months after its signing or suffer a fine equal to 2% of the contract price.
<h3>What has the contract for deed law in Minnesota changed?</h3>
The laws governing contract for deeds in Minnesota have lately undergone some revisions. One minor modification concerns the need under Minnesota Statute Section 507.235 that the contract buyer, sometimes known as the "vendee," must record the contract for deed within four (4) months after its signing or suffer a fine equal to 2% of the contract price.
<h3>What takes place if the Vendee fails to record the contract for deed?</h3>
Whoever receives an assignment of a vendee's interest in a contract for deed who neglects to record the assignment in accordance with subdivision 1 is subject to a civil fine, payable under subdivision 5, equal to 2% of the contract debt's original principal amount.
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