Sure they sold you your primary residency (and got paid nicely I'm certained) but from an investors standpoint its not what they are interested in and they've showed that on numerous occasions.

Bill - I have proof showing that he tried to void the contract on several occasions.

Regardless, the site he would find by Googling "FNMA Deed of Trust" produces a page of links to all the docs used by almost every 1-4 residential lender (in TX or whatever jurisdiction they are lending in) that is planning to sell the paper.These are fill-in the blank docs ... note date, amount, interest rate, maturity date, late fee. 

Or you can take blanks and have the key cut random.

You may want to check out the Ohio Attorney General’s website as well.As far as the blank purchase and sale, and assignment documents that you offered to me to review, I believe that they fall well short of containing the required state and federal disclosures and could potentially expose you to unwanted and unnecessary liability.  

Matter of fact, I wrote my own lease, have used it 100+ times, and it has been thoroughly bench reviewed on several occasions in multiple superior courts in 2 counties.

Maybe leave it blank?

Look into Michael Blank.  

There are 3 inch wide blank panels for cabinets that can be used to assure separation between the units with moving parts.

My general  dealing with turnkey people is: Decided to leave blank!