My attorney drew up the state specific paperwork to do a deed transfer, which I got locally notarized and they filed for me.

I was going to list quite a few reasons (unauthorized occupants, providing false info on application etc) but they requested a notarized lease termination so i haven't sent notice to vacate.

It also had to be notarized which cost me $15.The second form I filed is a Preliminary Change of Ownership Report form. 

If not, are there any creative solutions to getting around this, or should I save up for a higher down payment that's at least close to 20%, so I can rent after a year or two?

If not are there any tips on getting a higher valued property using FHA with an income of 50k a year?

With asking some questions, I was able to find out that they did that because they have to notarize an easement. 

This is due to the unique state of our local market and economy, as well as widespread use by REALTORS® of tools like virtual open houses, remote notarizations and more,” the association said.

So I still consider signing on the loan to be some level of skin-in-the-game.I believe willingness to make a deal succeed is either there or it's not. Are

Even to get the docs notarized is a challenge and I’m not even sure if I will be able to get them to the States once they are signed!

If not, are there any alternative recommendations?