Being a lender for 10 years, all is that we required from the title company and the lender is that a notarized close was to take place. 

You can file paperwork yourself or as others have stated, hire an attorney.Typically, you'll want to have a notarized affidavit filed or writ of possession issued and signed by a judge.This can vary from jurisdictions so if you are unfamiliar with how to move forward it may be best to consult legal counsel.Legal counsel will typically cost in the low thousands after filing fees, processing fees, attorney fees, court costs, etc.

However I just received a very concerning letter from the Fire Marshall Office saying I need to provide a notarized letter within 5 days stating I will not have more than 12 occupants in the cabin until I change the Certificate of Occupancy which would be devastating to my bookings.  

It was a notarized document listing the people authorized to sign on behalf of the company.3.

Hello everyone!I recently had my tenants extend their lease agreement but we've had to adjust whom is renting and the responsibilities. I got their first agreement signed from a notary in person but this time around I...

When I went to sell the property the new buyer wanted to get title insurance and the Escrow Company AKA also the title company ) Did thier checks and said I would need a notarized uninsured deed paper for each of the quitclaim and the grant deed guy as well.

did they have you fill out a notarized affidavit that said you were self performing the work?

(I have only done one deal like this) its illegal to pre sign quit claim deeds. if someone chanllenged U that would not stand UPSo the buyer can’t sign a notarized quit claim deed as part of our agreement?  

If refinance and new loan isn’t enough to cover the original lien amount, would it be enough for LLC to provide a notarized lien cancellation (stating mortgage paid in full) to the new lender who would use that to cancel the original lien held by LLC while filing their own lien?

They may also require you give them a notarized document from the owner that states the owner is aware of the surplus, how much you are charging, and that they can claim these funds without your help.