When I filled out the paperwork for the trust with NO PROPERTY in it and tried to get it notarized (so that it would have validity), I was told that it couldn't be notarized since it was incomplete.So, since I can't get the empty trust notarized, I'm kind of stuck.How do I handle this?

I am willing to do the running around to get it notarized to keep the lender.

I was wondering when wholesaling property should we get both our seller and buyer contracts notarized before submitting them to the title company?

I have been told be careful not to pierce the veil and always have a notarize Operating Agreement that specifically stating that members cannot be required to put in more money and are not responsible for debts (although watch out for personal guarantees) or liabilities etc (many other things should be in the operating agreement beyond the scope of this post).

Those of you on the fence as to making a decision to come or not, are you committed to being successful in RE?

As a result the note buyers, sophisticated or not, are paying more for paper than I am willing to.

Still folks (complaint and not) are doing Lonnie Deals (many use this same concept w stick built homes as well) all over the country, every day.

Im a US citizen, BTW.I know I can wire funds from my bank from any country, but Im not sure if the closing papers need to be notarized, if I need to sign anything at all, or if electronic cash closings exist.

Do I have to get the contracts notarized.

The latter is cumbersome and problematic; better to get notarized assignments from ALL heirs.