With my SFH rentals, I ask for electronic payments that post (date-stamped so no questions asked if late) directly into the account. 

I normally post a notice on the door and take a picture of it so its time stamped.

I don't need a stamp or an architect sign off per the city.  

@Vanessa Hammonds,Forgive the way this sounds ... 0.15 acre is a postage stamp.

You need to reserve space at the top for the recorder's stamp, you need to include the property's APN, the documentary transfer tax amount (should be zero if single member LLC) and notarize the signature.     

They just rubber stamped the paperwork and sent it out the door.If you're concerned or worried, then do what I do. 

With all due respect 8000 sq ft is a postage stamp.

I.E. somehow time-stamping the photos, emailing them to yourself, etcP.S.

would the realtor be able to provide that, or they would basically sell it to me stamped? 

If a landlord files an eviction complaint against a service member for nonpayment of rent, the service member should inform the court of their active-duty status and ask for a “stay of the proceeding” which could pause the eviction.A “stay of the proceeding” on the eviction can be asked in one of two ways:A service member may go the hearing and ask the judge for the stay.A service member may file a written motion for the stay with the clerk of the court, deliver a court-stamped copy of the motion to the landlord or the landlord’s attorney, then go to the hearing and ask the judge for the stay.