If she can't provide this information than it would be a judgement call on your part, but in my experience without providing this info, the best a renter could do would be to get a notarized letter from the husband stating agreement to the alimony, how much they're paying and for how long.

Hi Brian, I will assigned you a notarized quit claim deed for the property.

You'd want to have a notarized document giving you permission to make any inquiries on the mortgage.

The mortgage lender mentioned having signed leases from all renters along with a notarized letter for each property.  

They have a notarized purchase and sale contract where Bob agrees to purchase the home for $300,000.  

If there are no other owners on title then was the home in a trust or is there a notarized and valid will that can be probated?

He said i need to give him a notarized 30 day notice, then he will move out.  

Shaun, absolutely speak with a local attorney but a few things I would say from my experience in NC:-A notarized bill of sale for buyers is sufficent in many places for residents to have utilities turned on w/ local providers, so that should give all parties comfort regarding its legitimacy-The counties where my parks are located, a title is required to move a home, so they shouldn't be able to move the homes from your park-Depending on how "by-the-books" you want to do it, a mobile home dealers license is required in many, if not all states, if you're selling above a certain # of homes in a given yearI hope this helps.

Or I could also have the Seller provide a notarized statement that states that tenants are free market on a month to month tenancy, with no protections or written agreements. 

She wants me to sign the refinance papers and a notarized letter saying I will get my money back when she sells the house.