Peter Falcon

Nope.

As long as the title company looks it up and it says, she's like, oh, look.

It was satisfied.

They owe $5,000 and back.

condo association fees oh look here's a satisfaction of the condo association fees okay take that off yeah they don't they're not calling anybody nothing yeah because the satisfaction document is just saying hey this was taken care of yeah this was taken care of so it's fine and you can do that with mortgages too oh yeah absolutely like fucking yeah satisfaction of mortgage

Or is satisfaction lean?

Either one is fine.

As long as all the numbers are correct.

You know how you're putting the OR book.

This was in OR book 25, page 175, instrument number 12-12-07-05.

You write all that out, filed on this date.

As long as all that's right and it's notarized,

I could file a lien against your house, and then I can file a satisfaction against the house a month later.

If I'm able to file the lien against it, they never called anybody, I'm able to file a satisfaction.

Because when a mortgage from Bank of America shows up in public records, nobody at the public records gets that mortgage and calls Bank of America and says, we just want to make sure that you did file this $120,000 lien, right?

Did you?

Look it up.

Oh, Matt...

Yeah, yeah.

No, that's okay.