After that and having a good cpa- once it was submitted it's a matter of reviewing.

Just make sure to bring all the necessary documentation, like your LLC formation documents, EIN, and personal identification.

@Sue ForwithFor all those reading I would never sign a subscription document without seeing a copy of the operating agreement.

It has taken us almost three and a half years to get to this point and most of that was the one year seasoning period from the lender and working with them to get the required documents for the county recorder.I'll definitely check them out.

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

Did you record an document to secure your part of the transaction?

So I said yes.After receiving and reviewing the policy documents, I found that the insurer (Fortegra Speciality Insurance) is a surplus lines carrier, which makes me a little uncomfortable.

Figure out how to inspect and document, what to do if there's damage or violations, etc.I could go on. 

So to assume a document is going to prevent a distressed seller from staying in a property when they have nowhere else to go is naive.

Should I submit the package in person instead?