Be sure to read the Fine Print
If you're in doubt about anything, seek advice from an expert. The money for professional legal or financial advice will be well spent, and the counsel could potentially save you significant amounts of money later. If you're not completely satisfied with the advice that you're given the first time, seek additional help until you are satisfied and comfortable. Never let someone intimidate you into thinking that any question you ask about a document is superfluous, stupid, or a waste of time. After all, it's your money that may be on the line.
Remember, it's possible for one signature to have a lifetime of repercussions. Make sure that you understand each and every potential consequence and weigh your decisions carefully before you sign anything.
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