The message has a headline which is the opening sentence.

Usually, three sentences is all it takes.

Just print a bank statement with the account number(s) "X"'d out.The other option would be a sentence or two from a branch manager (on letterhead) that you have the funds.

For example cashflow and the Denver/Boulder area are rarely used in the same sentence with cashflow unless it is to say that they don't go together.

In case someone wondered what the heck @Chris Mason is saying in the above post,you may want to check out this link on investopedia.With respect to the second question in Chris' above sentence: I'm wondering if this would only be relevant when looking at a commercial loan?

Read the first sentence in my original post....Here is what I said again:"Making about 6.8% cash on cash from rents after expenses.

See how much I as a lender have gleaned from your five sentence post, that a typical real estate agent wouldn't even know to ask?

Your first sentence...stating someone is an"agent"?

If you approach someone you want to work with, and you know the lingo and can follow the conversation of real estate then you will be taken more seriously with every sentence.  

Account Closed Yep, I addressed that in the last sentence. " They will be responsible for paying the rent and utilities until it is re-leased.