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Possible solution for you
This is not legal advice but just a method I've seen done with buying property so it's worth investigating in your instance.
Setup a Trust using someone you rely on as the Trustee and you as the co-trustee. Sell your house to the Trust which will require the signature of the Trustee only and then quit deed the property to the Trust. The exchange of money and signing of documents would be done in the presence of a notary so as to get their seal and signature.
Post in the legal announcement section of the newspaper for three Sundays in a row (1) the legal description of the property, (2) who sold the property, (3) who bought it, and (4) the date it was sold.
Clip the announcements out each week and keep it in your file as evidence the property was sold. Afterwards no longer refer to the property as "mine" because technically it belongs to the trust which is an entity all of its own.
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