What does ';a married man'; mean in a document related to buying homes?

so man dad got ripped off and payed 2000 bucks cash wich was a dumb idea and he never got that back for his agent or something like that. and then the owner of the home sent in a paper saying he was going to stay with the 2000 deposit but we never bought the house.





and we got a document talked about stuff etc and then there are lines and under them it says ';a married man';


its obvious its a line to sign but what does ';a married man'; mean or why use that





plus i think the document is fake cause the title of the document is slightly slanted and it looks like it was made on a typewritterWhat does ';a married man'; mean in a document related to buying homes?
When someone designates himself as ';a married man';, or as ';an unmarried man';, it discloses to all parties that the transaction could include another person, the wife! In the State of California, if a married man decides to purchase a property, he may obligate his spouse. this is important information to the Seller.





An example, if I were selling a property and someone was buying as a married man, I would want to know the status of the spouse. What of she came ito the transaction and decided that she did not want to allow the husband to use the joint checking account to make the purchase.What does ';a married man'; mean in a document related to buying homes?
Chip has a good point, but something else to consider is that if you question the authenticity of the document in anyway, then you - as well as the person presenting the document need to go to an attorney and draw up a professional agreement. That may be a little more expensive but then you now it is done right and within the guidelines of the law.