I need a a 9-10 page paper written in APA format based on contract law and particularly for Liberty course 511- business law. I've attached the case study prompt that the paper is on as well as instruction. I've also attached the grading rubric, to ensure that what I need help with is fully understood. Please use scholarly sources, so no wikipedia. I need this completed tomorrow no later than 7 pm. Please also be sure that there is a complete separate heading for the ethic's of takem's business related to the bible and use the bible as a source. Please let me know if you have any questions, but I need this completed by the time frame stated or I will be cancelling.

ACCT 511 RESEARCH PROJECT 1 PROMPT You have a client named Takem's Appliances and Electronics, LLC, owned and operated by Tommy Takem. Takem's is located in a rural area of Southwest Virginia, and the majority of its customers are poorer residents of the Appalachian regions of Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Since his business is located in a rural area where there is little competition, Tommy tends to charge about 10-20% more than most other retail outlets. Tommy recently came up with an idea for expanding his business. He decided to begin selling his appliances and electronics door-to-door in the above described regions. Until recently, it had been working great. He hired some great salespeople who really know how to \"apply the pressure and turn up the heat.\" Further, since he is providing a service to these folks by bringing the goods to their homes, he charges about 30% more than he would if the customers came to the store. Obviously, the salespeople do not mention this fact to the customers. Further, since many of the customers are poor, relatively uneducated and unsophisticated, and have poor credit, the vast majority of the sales are financed by Takem's. The salespeople get the customers to sign a bill of sale, a security agreement, and a negotiable promissory note. When these documents are processed back at the office, the clerk then files a financing statement covering the goods sold to the customer in the appropriate state office. For this, Takem's charges a 15% application fee and the maximum rate of interest allowed by law. The default rate is high, but through a combination of collections, repossessions, fees and charges, higher prices, and markups, etc., Takem's is doing very well. Recently, Tommy received a letter from a disgruntled customer named Sally Walker (an elderly widow lady who lives alone in the hills of Southwest Virginiaher children and grandchildren have all moved out of the area.) She has fallen behind on her payments on her new laptop computer, and Tommy had started collection efforts. He had not yet referred it to a lawyer. The letter is very well written (which would be unexpected since Sally is not very well educated.) It indicates that her granddaughter, who recently graduated with an MS in Accounting from Liberty University Online helped her with it. It argues that the entire deal is unconscionable and therefore unenforceable. Further, it asserts that Sally has paid enough for the computer and will not be paying any more. Finally, it threatens to sue for punitive damages and write letters to the editors of various local papers throughout the region if Takem's pushes the matter further. Tommy is very upset. He wants to know whether the argument in the letter has any merit. Should he take the threats in the letter seriously or should he just proceed with collections? In other words, is his business model legal? Further, he wants to know what he could do to protect himself in the future. Would setting up a financing company that he also owns and selling the notes to the financing company such that the financing company becomes a holder in due course help? Finally, he wants to know what you think about his business modelregardless of whether you conclude that it is legal, is it moral/ethical? ACCT 511 RESEARCH PROJECT GRADING RUBRIC Student: Elements Introduction Content Conclusion Materials/ Sources Structure Style Criteria Is there a clear statement of the answers to the questions provided in the prompt? Does the introduction provide a clear overview of the paper's contents? Are the issues raised in the prompt properly treated and answered? Is the analysis thorough? Are the answers properly supported by good, scholarly, academic, legal, and biblical sources? Does the conclusion offer a good summary of answers to the issues raised in the prompt and treated in the paper? Do the paper and the bibliography contain at least 8 scholarly, academic, legal, and/or biblical sources? Are materials properly cited and quoted in current APA style? Are the transitions between paragraphs and sections clear? Are proper headings used? Is the treatment of the topic logically oriented? Is the paper well organized? Does the paper have a logical flow? Does the paper use current APA format correctly? Is the paper without spelling, grammatical, and typographical errors? Is the word choice appropriate for graduate-level writing? Total Points Possible 20 100 20 40 20 20 220 Points Earned Instructor's Comments ACCT 511 RESEARCH PROJECT INSTRUCTIONS In this course, you will be required to write 2 Research Project papers. These papers will require you to research and address realistic, hypothetical legal scenarios. Each of these papers must be 7-10 pages in length (not including the title page, abstract, and bibliography), in current APA format, with 1-inch margins, double-spaced, and in 12-point Times New Roman font. Each paper must include citations to adequate sources supporting and/or illustrating your positions. Each paper must include a title page, abstract, and bibliography in current APA format. Please see the grading rubric for additional information. These papers are exercises in the application of the material covered in the course to realistic, legal scenarios. You will be provided a prompt for each research project, and your paper should thoroughly answer the questions presented in that prompt. Research Project 1 is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of Module/Week 4. Research Project 2 is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Friday of Module/Week 8