1. Acceptance and scope
The final terms will govern access to and use of the Jorgensen AI Real Estate Advisory website. They should identify the website owner, effective date, eligibility requirements, and the visitor’s agreement to the terms through continued use.
2. Informational purpose only
Website content is general information and should not be treated as legal, tax, accounting, investment, engineering, architectural, construction, or other regulated professional advice. Content does not replace advice based on a visitor’s specific facts and circumstances.
3. No client or advisory relationship
Viewing the site, sending an inquiry, or participating in an introductory conversation does not create a client, fiduciary, partnership, joint-venture, agency, or other professional relationship. An engagement begins only through a written agreement signed by authorized parties.
4. No offer, solicitation, or guarantee
Nothing on the website is intended as an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security, investment product, property, or service where a formal agreement is required. Examples, observations, projections, or forward-looking statements are not guarantees of performance, outcomes, approvals, financing, value, or returns.
5. Independent verification
Real estate and business decisions involve changing conditions. Visitors remain responsible for independent diligence and for consulting appropriate licensed professionals. Market information and other content may become outdated or inapplicable to a particular situation.
6. Permitted use
The final terms should allow ordinary personal or internal business review while prohibiting unlawful use, interference with website operation, unauthorized access, automated extraction beyond permitted search indexing, impersonation, malicious code, and misuse of content or forms.
7. Intellectual property
The final terms should identify ownership and permitted use of website text, design, graphics, research, frameworks, trademarks, and other materials. Any third-party marks and materials remain the property of their respective owners.
8. Third-party services and links
The website may link to or rely on third-party platforms. Those services have their own terms and privacy practices, and their availability, security, or content should not be represented as controlled or endorsed unless expressly stated.
9. Disclaimers and limitation of liability
Counsel should prepare enforceable, jurisdiction-appropriate language addressing website availability, accuracy, warranties, indirect damages, liability caps, and exceptions that cannot legally be limited.
10. Indemnification
If appropriate for the final business and jurisdiction, counsel should add terms addressing responsibility for claims arising from misuse of the website or violation of these terms.
11. Governing law and disputes
The final terms should identify governing law, venue, dispute procedures, and any arbitration or class-action provisions only after legal review and an informed business decision.
12. Changes and contact
The final terms should explain how revisions take effect and provide approved legal contact information before launch.