I had a question about a few of the documents my agent sent me to sign.1.

@Jessica PerkinsTo make real estate a significant part of your retirement plan, leverage your experience in managing mid-term and short-term rentals, ensure your rental income is well-documented, research local market trends, and explore financing options.

(And look out for any language in the original contract that may say something along the lines of “no promises made outside of this document may be enforceable.”)I have nothing to sell you.

I am familiar with how to view all assessors info, search deeds and recorded documents/etc per jurisdiction, and I do (enjoy) actual in depth recorded document/ research in person at the county offices too of course.  

Has anyone used his Lease document?

County records and software listings typically provide the total square footage based on documented measurements, which in this case is 1,795 sq ft.The discrepancy arises because the seller claims the downstairs, used as a business space, is also 1,700 sq ft, making the entire property 3,500 sq ft.

Once fixed, we get everything tested and documented, ready to list the property.Step 5: Documenting the ProcessPackaging the deal is critical.

When you found violations, did you document them in writing, give the tenant a deadline for correction, inspect to verify compliance, and use consequences for continued violations?

Does this limit only hold true to prevent buyers from unnecessarily getting credits when there’s no documented need for repairs?

My agent passed the deadline of 2 business days to submit necessary documents online.