[CLC-Discussion] Payments over time to contractor

[Jason L. Molder]

All,

I have a client that wants to allow its clients (all incorporated 
business entities -- no individual consumers) to pay over time after 
construction is completed.  Terms would be anywhere from 3 to 24 months, 
with accruing interest.  Does anyone have any experience with something 
like this?  I am not sure if this counts as a retail installment 
contract or a finance agreement.  Any assistance or thoughts would be 
greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

-- 
Jason L. Molder | *SWIMMER & MOLDER, PL*
/Locations in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties/
Direct: (954) 688-3132
swimmermolder.com <http://swimmermolder.com/>

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