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They should see you in person sign documents and check your ID.You can go to a bank or UPS mailing store where there is a notary.

If your lender has all the documents they need from the buyer and there are enough comps in the area, they can type the information into their system and see if it qualifies for a waiver.

My wife and I understand security measures and have no issues with providing documents for verification purposes.

The neighborhood is not gated, but looking through the HOA documentation it isn't explicitly clear if STR is allowed.

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Then you have some kind of 3rd party documentation to prove it needed to go and you were removing it for safety reasons.If you move a mobile to it, chances are you need to install septic.....so that's $10,000 probably.   

Just be sure to get a satisfaction document signed and recorded to show this lien has been cleared when this gets paid off.

Searching the title is only the 1st step, then the documents need to be examined which can only be accurately done by an experienced examiner. 

Please log in to the DocuSign document mentioned below if you would like me to forward over to FBC.D.R Horton Seller wrote: I received a call from Monica with DHI Mortgage.