She only asked if I could give her something notarized in writing to prove she paid.

Be aware, too, that the first mortgage holder is unlikely to give you any information about the loan without an authorization form signed (and maybe notarized) by the borrower.

I want to get a letter notarized.

If what you say is true I'd:A) Hire a lawyer who will likely get a notarized letter from the inspector stating there was no damage as well as scare the heck out of the realtor and potential buyerB) Report the buyer's realtor here: http://www.dre.ca.gov/Consumers/FileComplaint.htmlIf you want to back out of the contract I'd speak with the lawyer first.

Are you using the baseboards as supplemental heat.If not are you running these units in the north at all and do you feel the provide sufficient heat alone during the dead of winter.

I created the Affidavit for myself to show the causes for "service" and complete the foreclosure of the tax sale property.With everything signed, witnessed & notarized I proceeded to have all paperwork filed (recorded) at County Courthouse where properties are located.

Quick question, did the widow say if he had a will or not? Are

Usually there's some paperwork that you have to fill out and get notarized and send to the County Recorder.

@Steven Zai @Vinay H.As mentioned, you have a separate Mortgage/Deed Of Trust document signed, notarized and recorded.....That is what makes the property “secured”, Not the Note, or any contract. 

He was able to get the documents notarized so that we could complete the mortgage requirements and finalize the transactions.We had more income while overseas: the overseas housing allowance for living off base gave us an adjustment between the dollar and pound.