I'm interested in a duplex and submitted my offer with my buyer agent.

I am of the opinion every time you talk to a tenant it should be documented. 

HI @Beth Thomas, if it went back to the bank for sure then you should be able to search your county assessor's records (either online for free or for a small fee) and determine who the current owner is, or else you could try your county court clerk's office and find the loan documents that were filed there against the property. 

:Everything can be done my mail, whether it's due to COVID, travel, or some other reason.With the closing documents such as a purchase of a house somebody is going to have to sign with a notary.

This however is in our documentation as well. 

If you did receive an OTP immediately contact the insurer and submit a claim. 

He has not been impacted by covid, even if he was, he would need to submit a form to cdc stating as such.  

When I file, do I just need to file the small claims form, or do I also need to submit the bill itself from the city as well as the lease?

What legal documents do I need to create to make sure I am following the correct guidelines/law?

@Ryan Phelps, I'd gladly take a free 25% equity stake to lend private funds, but as @Curt Davis mentions, you'd still need to pay by the entirety of the loan I gave.Both parties should draw up the loan documents using an attorney.