Christian OsgoodCEO, Multifamily Strategy · CEO at Multifamily Strategy

Is There Something the Lawyer Can Draft Up for a MOU

16 Jul 2026 · 0 min

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Christian Osgood explains that you don't need a lawyer to draft an MOU, but any agreement involving money should get legal review. An MOU just records how both parties understand the funds will be used, and a signature is enough for most deals.

I'm sure like with the MOU, there has to be— is that something the lawyer would have to draft up? Memorandum of Understanding, lawyer does not have to draft up. I always recommend to anyone when money is involved, recommendation to you is have your lawyer review this, but nothing needs to be notarized for that particular transaction. So you're just signing. The official document is like, this is what we all understand this money is for, this is what we're doing. That's how it's most typically done.

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