Real Estate & Contract Assignment Disclosures

Real Estate Disclosures

Last updated: September 11, 2026

Nationwide notice: Real estate laws differ by state and locality. The availability and structure of any Neurionix transaction depends on the property, the parties and the law that applies where the property is located.

Investment and acquisition activity

Neurionix operates as a real estate investment and acquisitions business. Unless expressly stated in a separate written agreement and legally permitted, Neurionix is not acting as your real estate broker, agent, attorney, lender, tax adviser or appraiser.

Contract assignments

Where lawful and permitted by the applicable contract, Neurionix may assign contractual purchase rights to another buyer and may receive an assignment fee. Assignment transfers contractual rights; it does not by itself transfer ownership of real property.

No guarantees

Neurionix does not guarantee an offer, purchase price, closing date, investor return, financing, property condition or transaction outcome.

Independent advice

Property owners and investors should obtain independent legal, tax, financial and real estate advice appropriate to their circumstances and jurisdiction before signing transaction documents.

Contact

For questions, email info@neurionix.com or call (855) 508-5197.

Separate transaction disclosures

Website disclosures do not replace notices, licenses or agreements required for a particular transaction. For transactions covered by Maryland Real Property §10-715, written notice to the owner is required before the purchase contract, and written notice to the prospective assignee is required before the assignment. The statute concerns specified owner-occupied residential transactions and includes exceptions and rescission provisions. Read the Maryland statute.

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