Leave the details up to others and you will be amazed at how many things can get screwed up and/or delayed.Since at least several of our California metro county recorders' examiners are especially picky about notary seals, we've taken the extreme measure of including an instruction page denoting what the page should and should not have, I guess since there are people who are notaries who don't know how to do their job correctly. 

The reader will typically examine the contents, 'feel' the letter and make an unconscious, split second judgment if the letter looks 'real', personal or business and then skim the headline sentence and P.S.

He examined the floors and said we have "one last sand" because after you sand too many times the tongue and groove and nails start to show.

You probably still have to give 24 hour notice that you want to examine the home/show it to others, but as long as you give them notice (and take pictures of giving them notice to protect yourself) you should be covered.

I use to do reviews in examinations.

My suggestion is to invest in your business and get expert legal and accounting advice.Sorry I don't recall his name, my appoligies to him, but there is a mortgage compliance company individual who has posted here, I'm not endorsing any company but there are companies that specialize in setting up lending compliance operations.In my examination experience I have never seen any lender who was ever in total compliance in all areas of thier operations.

I think she struck a nerve in the client.

Zachary Martin I hope I didn't unintentionally strike a nerve.

She will explain the "Wage Garnishment (Deduction), Third-Party Citation (Bank Levy), Debtors Examination (Citation To Discover Assets), Bench Warrant (Writ of Attachment) to obtain Judgment Satisfied.

The only part that was a little un-nerving was that we had to create a different business to apply for the cards, because real estate isn't looked as favorably when applying for credit.