I am not an attorney but can tell you the law is very specific regarding: what you can and cannot tell the homeowner (do not tell them you are there to "help" or can stop the foreclosure - you are there only to buy the property), the contract must be at least 12 pt. font, the homeowner has to have 24 hours to review before signing, the homeowner signature must be notarized, if they speak a second language the contract must be presented in that language also, do not try to put a lien on the property, fines up to $25k and one year in jail, treble damages to the homeowner, etc., etc.  

(ie. the title company emailed me the docs, I printed them, signed, notarized, and fedexed back.)  

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If not, are we able to use another VA loan to purchase a new primary residence?

The language is quite clear NVAR , I'd get neighbor to give statement have it notarized.. and after 14 days its yours.

From there the investor has to sign off and notarize the draw amounts as the work is completed and the title company wires the money to the contractors or whoever is needed.

If landlord has already paid this you need a signed affidavit notarized by the authorized party on the lease.

We brought the paperwork to our local bank to sign and notarize.

You can download the form and have his signature notarized right in prison , just call prison and find out if they have a notary on site.. otherwise you'll have to bring a notary with you to witness his signature. 

does the contract need to be notarized before or after or at all?