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Financial record · Dec. 13, 2019

Current use tax disclosure for a New Hampshire property, Dec. 2019

A property disclosure stating a New Hampshire town parcel is subject to current use taxation, signed by the manager of a realty companyMachine-written summary

EFTA00089307

CURRENT USE DISCLOSURE

Re: Bradford, NH 03221

Pursuant to our search of the records for Merrimack, and information provided by the City/Town of Bradford, at least a portion of the above-referenced property is currently subject to “Current Use Taxation.” Current Use Taxation typically reduces the amount of property taxes owed to the town. In return, the land owner is restricted from subdividing or improving the land “in current use.” The undersigned Buyer understands that in the event the property is improved or subdivided, the City/Town of Bradford may require that a portion or the entirety of the property be removed from current use. Further, if at any time the property is taken out of current use, the City/Town of Bradford may assess a penalty in the form of an additional property tax. The Buyer hereby agrees to hold Hudkins Law PLLC harmless for any liability relating to the above-referenced matter.

Dated: December 13, 2019

Granite Reality LLC, By: Jeffrey W. Roberts, Manager

Current use tax disclosure for a New Hampshire property, Dec. 2019

Financial records

A property disclosure stating a New Hampshire town parcel is subject to current use taxation, signed by the manager of a realty company

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9 · Dec. 13, 2019

EFTA00089307 CURRENT USE DISCLOSURE Re: Bradford, NH 03221 Pursuant to our search of the records for Merrimack, and information provided by the City/Town of Bradford, at least a portion of the above-referenced property is currently subject to “Current Use Taxation.” Current Use Taxation typically reduces the amount of property taxes owed to the town. In return, the land owner is restricted from subdividing or improving the land “in current use.” The undersigned Buyer understands that in the event the property is improved or subdivided, the City/Town of Bradford may require that a portion or th…