Federal Bankruptcy Code: 11 U.S.C. - Critical for understanding treatment of leases in bankruptcy situations and their impact on SNDA agreements
Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act: Federal law governing real estate transactions across state lines that may affect the disclosure requirements in SNDA agreements
State Property Laws: State-specific regulations governing real property transactions, including recording requirements and priority of interests
State Landlord-Tenant Laws: State-specific regulations governing the relationship between landlords and tenants, including lease rights and obligations
State Recording Acts: Laws governing the recording of real estate documents and their priority in the public record system
State Contract Laws: General contract principles including enforceability, consideration, capacity, and mutual assent requirements
Local Real Estate Regulations: Municipal or county-specific requirements affecting real estate transactions and agreements
Priority Rules: Legal principles governing the order of priority among competing interests in real property
Mortgage Law: Rules governing mortgage priority, foreclosure rights, and security interests in real property
Notice Requirements: Legal requirements for providing notice to parties, including default notifications and cure rights
Enforcement Mechanisms: Legal framework for enforcing rights under the SNDA, including default remedies and dispute resolution procedures
Recording Requirements: Specific rules for recording the SNDA to ensure its enforceability and priority against third parties
Commercial Code Provisions: Relevant UCC provisions that may apply to commercial property transactions and security interests
Zoning Ordinances: Local regulations affecting property use and development that may impact the SNDA terms
Truth in Lending Act: Federal law governing lending disclosures that may be relevant if the SNDA involves financing components
