Gather all necessary financial documents and apply to multiple lenders to compare terms. 

I have a one-page document that the tenant(s) signs that $XXXX is a holding deposit and is non-refundable. 

Look for real estate forums, legal case studies, or even news articles that document how property owners have navigated similar challenges.Industry Networking: Engage with real estate investment groups or professional associations where members might have encountered similar issues.

I know bigger pockets offers their own but wasn't sure if anyone had any experience with using those documents and if it's worth the money?

Document everything. 

(see attachment)Before you invest, please feel free to contact me and I will be happy to furnish all of the documentation of this episode, but in the meantime don't trust anything that is not in writing and don't sign any document that allows them to stop paying the interest and/or principal that is owed for any reason.As I am currently preparing a report for the BBB, the CFPB and the FCC, I would also ask if anyone else has had a similar experience; I feel like David vs.

Borrower contact information (name, address, phone number, email) Loan details (account number, loan amount, outstanding balance, interest rate, payment history) Copies of loan documents Borrower Notice: The original lender should notify the borrower about the transfer and the information being shared with the new servicer.

Fast forward to last year they wrote a check for $1.5M for a deal that we did, where that one deal alone added over $1.7M to my net worth alone.If you are interested in learning more about going big on your goals and deals, I'm going to start documenting more of my journey here.Hope you enjoy!

The rental is in really poor condition despite the 2011 original lease paperwork has a move-in checklist that documents that the place was in good condition throughout.We came to discovered at the beginning of 2024 that the main tenant had a guest living with him and they were no longer getting along.

So… #1 stole my business documents. #2 this $600k I keep seeing @Kris Thomas quoting everywhere is a lie.