Just refuse to pay in cash, regardless of his request...Put it this way, if there's a good reason why he doesn't want to have a paperwork trail, I'd say it's pretty unlikely he'll sue you if you don't pay him how he wants

Yesterday I signed the paperwork on a 25 year lease with option to buy.

We had a lawyer do the paperwork and amortization table for about $700.

I meant to put this here on Friday.Signed the paperwork for the refinance of the original rental house this morning.

I have 2 homes in Las Vegas.Here are the deals: 710K-Price7K Rehab3K Fees900K ARV800K - Price0-Rehab1.1M Appraisal Value975K - Offers on the homesLooking for a partnership but I am not confused about the REO paperwork involved.I am at the phase of entering an offer for the homes.Help~

I tried to take out a loan from my 401(k) previously, but my employer seemed like they didn't want to do that and then never submitted the paperwork.

What paperwork can I record to shows the recorded option is no longer valid so the title isn't clouded if I choose to sell within that 2 year time period?

the title/escrow office doing the paperwork should break all of that out on your closing statement..

Anyway, we couldn't find the paperwork from the addition and the town charged us $500 in retroactive permit fees and went away.

One is a bank, with all their T'c & C's and paperwork.