The following are the documents used in a "Trust Deed" state, (I can only speak for the states in which I've owned ppty):Warranty Deed: This TRANSFERS ownership from the SELLER to the buyer, it's not so much a "proof of ownership" as it is a "record of transfer".Note: Evidence of indebtedness, spells out who borrowed how much, from whom and the terms under which it will be repaid, and the remedies to any breach.Deed Of Trust: This is a very confusing part to many people.

This means that, once again, a attempt to use disparate impact evidence to establish that a lender engaged in a “pattern or practice” of intentional discrimination will not be tested in court.The amended complaint alleged that there was a “statistically signi4icant” disparity between the way the seller 4inancier charged Asian and non-­?

Just be sure video is "evidence" quality...very clear images, digitally zoomable, and easy to review, download or save segments, and print "snapshots".

There had to be some evidence presented to make this happen.3 - What was the court date?

@Katey JansonIn most instances, what is said and what is written on a sign won't suffice as evidence of a contractual obligation.

However, after demo and planning stages, it was evident that our local trades (elec, plumbing, etc) were way beyond our budget, with little competition in our rural area. 

When he gives you in writing that his claim is over lost tools, you have enough evidence in my opinion to get the lien removed.

Investing across multiple assets provides evidence that you are acting in the capacity of a fund manager, which is completely legal if structured (and registered) correctly.

Only if you haven't kept your settlement agreement handy.One last tip from our panel of legal research experts who shall remain nameless...Even if you don't get clear language waiving your deficiency many times the settlement agreement shows that you owe $0 or a note in the amount of $0.With this documentation you have at least some evidence to support the argument that in your negotiations you bargained for a waiver of deficiency and were explicitly told by the lender during negotiations or perhaps at close that this was the meaning of the $0 or the note in the amount of $0.Good luck

I've seen no evidence the 50% rule of thumb doesn't apply to NYC or anywhere else and have seen evidence that it does apply everywhere.