You can either provide the information that the seller gave you, asking them to verify it, or leave blanks for them to fill out.

I have read through Michael Blank's Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing and am ready to go on to next steps. 

Now with a blank canvas I got my contractors together and painted the picture.

You fill in the blanks.

I've found that when you push back using a logical argument based on evidence, you tend to get blank stares.

Jake and Gino offer help, Michael Blank, David Lindahl, etc.

Don’t sign a loan agreement until you fully understand the terms of the loan.Only Sign a Fully Completed Contract: ever sign a loan agreement that contains blank spaces where information should be entered.

Seller shall not be obligated to pay more than $_____________ (if left blank, then $200.00) for abstract continuation or title search ordered or performed by Closing Agent."

Quote from @Marni Blank: Hi there,I'm selling a single family home in upstate NY (owned by an LLC that is in turn owned by myself and my sister). 

I was a bit worried when I was only getting a trickle of applications, but I realized that having someone fill out my electronic application--which doesn't let you leave critical fields blank--is in itself an excellent screening tool.