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 It's illegal in FL from a notary viewpoint
Posted by  Linda_H/FL on 11/24/09 9:05am

FL manual states in part that a notary is prohibited from notarizing a signature if "...The notary public has a financial interest in or is a party to the underlying transaction. §117.107(12).

Reads to me like it's not allowed in FL as a RE agent collecting a commission on the deal has a financial interest int he underlying transaction. If I were the RE Agent I wouldn't do it based on this statement..

MHO"
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