I need help creating a promissory note

Promissory notes can make the difference between friendships and family relationships thriving or diving. Here's how to actually make one.

One farmland financing strategy is to borrow money from family, friends, or community funding groups. This can be a great alternative (or addition) to a traditional bank loan. However, don’t skimp on the details if you want to preserve good relationships and build legal resilience. A promissory note is the way to do this! We have a totally helpful resource to help you do this. Check out our Promissory Note Toolbox (37pgs.), which provides the legal tools you need to create your very own promissory note, including a checklist, a model promissory note, and a story to illustrate its utility.

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