I'm about to buy a fire damaged property - I know, I know, but it's attached to an assemblage that I already own - so, I'm going to put one of my other properties on the market to sell. 

@Andy BondhusDepreciation of the furnace depends if its attached structurally to the building(most are).

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I ask because it seems like all of the posts I've seen say to attach a proof of funds or preapproval.

In my lending life and still as an investor and realtor, seems like everyday I use the phrase "money comes with rules attached" for absolutely every type of housing and also every type of buyer. 

One relevant question: In the event the third party prevails against your seller, would any judgments/awards attach to the property by some legal mechanism, after you bought it, or would it be just personally against the then previous owner?

I would like to do option 2, but I am unsure of how the process works with a mortgage attached to it.

Hi Wenner, I would also include the documents you wish for your applicant to attach when returning the application (photo id, pay stub, etc). 

The idea was rent to both mine and my wife's business, company provides living space, and other perks that are perfectly legal and rent the 1 bedroom attached to a family member.

Isaac- not these would only be things that aren't attached to the home.