I definitely recommend you to fill out your signature.

If you see a post you enjoy check out the persons signature.

Another unique resource is peoples personal blogs/websites that can be found in the signature.

This is fact and changes the equation regarding your defense, from their notarized signature (NCGS 10B-40(a2)(2)) to the possible plaintiff claim of a fraudulent transfer (NCGS 39-23.4) and what "reasonably equivalent value" and "value of the asset at the time of the transfer" mean.

Another great source of information is individual blogs found in peoples signatures.

If you see a post you enjoy check out the persons signature.

Please do let me know, you can reach out to me here, through PM or my phone number in my message signature.

I grabbed your email from your signature.

You can also find them at your local REIA meetup, your local BP-organized event, or something you find on meetup.com.If you want Fannie money, there are many lenders on BP with their license # right in their signature block, that you can look up. 

Also, if the property is in a "community property state" he can't sell the house without your signature if the two of you are married, even if you are not on the loan.