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Split-the-loot contracts between treasure hunters and property owners are a popular topic with treasure hunters.
But slow down a minute, and check this out. My new show may be the most important program I've ever done. Because it may save you from a lawsuit. (I was going to say "expensive lawsuit," but I realized that was redundant).
Here's why you should never (well, hardly ever) use such a contract with a property owner.
And if you decide to use one anyway, please be aware of the one clause you should NEVER, EVER put into a contract.
This program is short (under four minutes) and just may save your bacon.
Go to:
Click the pink button and the show will play on your computer speakers.
---Dan Hughes, http://danhughes.net
But slow down a minute, and check this out. My new show may be the most important program I've ever done. Because it may save you from a lawsuit. (I was going to say "expensive lawsuit," but I realized that was redundant).
Here's why you should never (well, hardly ever) use such a contract with a property owner.
And if you decide to use one anyway, please be aware of the one clause you should NEVER, EVER put into a contract.
This program is short (under four minutes) and just may save your bacon.
Go to:
Click the pink button and the show will play on your computer speakers.
---Dan Hughes, http://danhughes.net