1. Go to the courthouse.
2. Ask for the office where mortgages are recorded. This is usually the County Clerk, but depending on where the property is, the office name may vary.
3. Ask to see the last five, ten, fifteen... whatever, mortgages recorded that day. They may be on computer or in paper form. That varies too.
4. When you see a couple that you like, ask for copies of them. They do not need to be certified and the reproduction charge varies from place to place.
5. Use those as forms. You will have to change the dates, names of the parties, the legal description and the exact terms in the documents- those will vary.
6. If on reviewing the samples you have chosen you can't figure out what all the moving parts are, or do, or how to put it all together you may have bitten off more than you can chew. Ability to competently draft your own legal documents varies considerably across the population.