I was told by a clerk at the courthouse that I need to have a notarized document drawn up in order to do so and that the state of MO offers no forms or any online access to do this myself.

I have a signed purchase agreement (land lot) with a notarized affidavit of memorandum which expires end of the month.

dollars.. got it in a few weeks.. just had to have ID and a notarized statement. 

The tenants just called me saying they have a notarized rent to own contract signed between them and the previous owner and all of his receipts showing that they have paid every month.

Ask about her feelings on gender roles while dating ;)I agree with others that a prenup (and a notarized will) is also a good idea if you have significant assets, especially since you have a daughter.

So, I'm hoping you can help translate some of the legalese in this clause of the lease our attorney provided us (his standard version):"If more than one tenant has an interest in the security deposit and one tenant vacates the Premises prior to the termination date of this lease and the other tenant remains, the vacating tenant may not transfer his/her interest in the security deposit to the remaining tenant unless we receive a notarized statement by the vacating tenant indicating that the vacating tenant waives his/her interest in the security deposit."

Just a notarized joint venture agreement (stating our duties, obligations and 50% split of net profits, etc.) might do?

Course, I've already contacted the creditor's attorney who mailed me a notarized letter of satisfaction that apparently I need to file with the LA county County Clerk/Recorder(?)

I presume I would then execute a purchase contract with them which will give them collateral that I will buy the house and if I don't, they will pay me what I lent them plus a fee for lending them the money, as well as I, transfer the deed back to them.So to summarize:1) Seller deeds the property (via a notarized quitclaim deed or warranty deed?)

Hi I purchased a tax deed from Folsom County GA and someone wants to purchase the deed for 20% plus expenses but they also then want me to fill out a notarized quit claim deed redemption.