It can happen at the title company office, in the home, on a boat or even in another country....provided a Notary Public is present for the execution of the paperwork.

From my research in the Illinois probate process, it seems like you can file the paperwork yourself for small estate valued at less than $100k (which would be the case in this situation) and avoid going through the courts.

The seller has finally conceded that the lender needs time to finish their paperwork and will sign an amendment giving them time to do so.

More paperwork, etc?

I need to file some sort of paperwork to begin the eviction process to reclaim possession of the unit.How much time do I need to give him to come gather the rest of his things considering that he already initiated a move?

Maybe you could just use that Realtor to fill the paperwork out for you and that way he gets the total commission if it is accepted?

This will help their paperwork.

The buyer wants to know who why they owner of the house is not meeting to sign the paperwork?

The paperwork was emailed to the listing broker, he obtained the signatures and everything went smoothly.

Oh, and the value of the items completed is not what I actually spent, only their estimated value in the case that they had to sell the property.My advice to you is to get a copy of the HUD-1 statement from the HML before you sign any paperwork, so you can find out the fees, and have them spell out the entire process of how the HML works and who is responsible for what during the process.I won't work with this one again, every time I speak with them, I feel the need to take a shower and wash off the slime.