As a buyer your docs don't typically need any notary or witnesses, so there is no need for the consulate.  

I emailed the following report to the building management via their online service portal:Subject: Flooding in apartment on 26 May 2015/ Carpet Removed & not ReturnedI am following up on the flooding that occurred in unit #1905 on the morning of Tuesday, 26 May 2015.As witnessed by security guard on duty (D...) and the concierge on duty (A...) quite a bit of water entered the apartment due to what should have been a sealed area of the window and the wall - not an open window.I was told that maintenance would be coming to inspect this and to caulk this area.Please let me know when they will be doing this - especially in light of the fact that we are approaching hurricane season.Finally, as also witnessed, my rug was soaking wet due to this flooding.Hence, it was removed from my apartment and I was told that it would be cleaned.It is almost a week now and I have not received my carpet.

I've never witnessed a crime in Chicago(other than very minor crimes like people with an open container).  

Like I said I am wanting to move to the next level and any advice would be greatly appreciated as I am at wits end.

Hi Byron,To be fair you, should process the applications in the order you received them.This way you avoid being accused of discriminating.Good Luck.

Would it be safer to have an attorney draft the paperwork every time I put a property under contract (who is a better witness than your attorney?).

I never want to be accused of bad grammar or punctuation which of course is my signature at BP{

I witnessed this first hand when I visited a friend that lives In midland an noticed the new homes in the area.

Don't accuse...because they'll just get defensive.

I could give you inputs on hard construction costs, and perhaps build it with you, or witness them on the side?