LOIs, APAs, and Asset Sale Documents
Letters of intent, APAs, bills of sale, assignment documents, promissory notes, security agreements, guarantees, releases, and closing addenda.
Business sale escrow and documents
For closely held business transfers, Rain Law Firm can get involved as early as the LOI to coordinate structure, entity formation, licensing, APAs, signatures, funds, closing conditions, and post-closing business-law support.
Deal execution
Business sale escrow often touches purchase price allocation, entity formation, seller financing, lien payoffs, entity authority, lease assignment, lender requests, licensing, tax clearance, and final disbursement instructions.
The firm keeps those moving parts visible so buyers, sellers, brokers, and lenders can close with a clean accounting instead of scattered email threads and last-minute confusion. The work can start at the LOI stage, before a structure or buyer entity choice creates avoidable friction.
Letters of intent, APAs, bills of sale, assignment documents, promissory notes, security agreements, guarantees, releases, and closing addenda.
Support for LLCs, corporations, acquisition entities, holding companies, sole proprietorship issues, ownership setup, resolutions, signer authority, and assumed-name transfers.
City, county, and state licensing and compliance follow-up, registrations, local approvals, business names, tax status letters, and closing conditions tied to lawful operation.
Earnest money custody, balance-to-close figures, final statements, payoff tracking, wire controls, holdbacks, tax clearance, receipts, reconciliations, and new-owner support.
Buyer and seller support
Some matters are neutral escrow only. Others include separate non-conflict legal work for a party or coordinated transaction documents. The scope is identified at intake so roles stay clear.
After closing
A business purchase does not end when the funds move. New owners often need help understanding process questions, operating norms, licensing follow-up, vendor or lease issues, entity records, and which tax, accounting, insurance, payroll, or industry professionals should be involved next.
Neutral role
When serving as escrow agent, Rain Law Firm is a neutral stakeholder and transaction facilitator. The firm can prepare escrow and closing documents, but that neutral role is separate from representing any party individually.