They can check some of the boxes.....they can fill in things like ---Never seen the property, never lived there, etc and leave what they don't know blank.   

For leases you can get a state specific boiler lease on legal blank.

On the rare occasion that I put someone up in a hotel, I require receipts and then reimburse them.

I was wondering what option would be more valuable for the res-sale of the home.Option 1: Take advantage of the long driveway and convert the two-car garage into a studio or 1bed 1 bath space. orOption 2: Keep the two car garage.I also considered finalizing the permits for the ADU space (since I will already by waiting on permits for the main home) and leaving it as a blank "ADU ready" with adequate structural, plumbing and electrical for the future buyer to complete if they wish.Thank you everyone for your opinions and I look forward to being a part of the BP community!

I had a blank "hard Money" mortgage form in my computer from a few years ago that favored the mortgage holder in event of foreclosure but can't seem to find it...

My brokerage is a PM and we do get on occasion where tenants do reach out and request to purchase the property.

There are blanks and check boxes for who pays for survey, etc and different markets have different customs on who pays.

He supplied me with a “blank” contract that he uses for the situation (different for residential and commercial of course).  

To make it more difficult, this property was inherited so the property disclosure is blank and its an older home. built in 1920. 

I've had situations where the mix weren't right on 2 occasions and it was a headache. personalty clashes, phone calls with complaints at the weirdest times etc.currently I have the right mix with two tenants (each in a large bedroom with shared kitchen and bath).