If you get a letter (and not the actual order), ensure that it's on official command letterhead and has contact info for the officer or SNCO/CPO that signed the letter. 

@Neal Collins Neal great to hear from you, looks like your my official MLO liaison, lol.

It's best to reach out to the Tenants and figure out what they are doing before you pursue litigation, and risk alienating them when they could've just forgotten.If it were me, I would contact the Tenant and remind them that the option period has passed, so you assume they are moving out, and ask them to make it official in writing. 

I don't have the official replacement estimates from the appraiser yet.  

Their official name is Investment Property Exchange Services, Inc.

This 3-family in New Britain, CT is now officially closed.

I naively thought this was what the packet was, as it is quite comprehensive, and for a regular purchase, it's all part of the general paperwork.Is there a form I can find for this, or do we need to find a lawyer and get an official contract done?  

Hello, I'm Ju Ju. I've been listening to all of the podcasts for over a year but I'm not a "chat forum" kind of girl. I have even read all of the BP books, just never really had the guts to join the site for some reas...

I had the same thing happen to me, but I ended up  adding a property management certification to my real estate license, made sure my broker allowed and was insured for property management and made it completely official.

I make sure 3 are interested before I officially try and flip or close a property.