Only the couple provided their last 2 Paychecks, Photocopy of all their IDs (which all passports were provided), tax returns which was just an estimate planner for year 2019 so we requested to see tax return of 2018 which they provided but the screenshot was so blurry however was still able to analyzed the numbers, and compare it to the numbers on their recent paychek.The credit report they say that they will send it to us later...When they did they only send us the credit scores then we ask to see the full report not credit score and they provided it.

I just had a recent applicant ask for her application materials back- paystubs, application, and all.People usually don't do this, and I don't know what they're trying to accomplish.As landlords and property managers, to CYA, we are supposed to keep copies of the rejected application materials for several years, and applicants should know this.I will ask this particular applicant to send me a self addressed stamped envelope and handling fee for photocopies, and I will send them back a photocopy of the application stuff.

I photo copied the same post card to reduce cost of outsourcing.

So I photocopied a pencil written one from a blank piece of paper with the address and name not there.

the policy packet .. it sets the policy the tenants are obligated to follow and is included on lease as  "addendum's, and policy packet" the tenant signs they have received it at move in.Policy packets set all the property guidelines, where to pay rent, deposits, how appliances are to be taken care of, everything and anything you want is in that..Along with how to give proper notice to move,, A policy packet we gave out was about 20 pages of rules and regulations,we put it in a folder and the back page was signed by tenant and we took photo copy of that to verify they had received it.

If there is an emd in the offer, you get the photocopy of the check and it has to be deposited within 24-72 hours or that agent can lose his or her license.

I've spent a lot of my time handwriting letters recently and it's making me think, would it really make that much of a difference to just photo copy the same letter and fill in the different addresses and names?

@Ned Carey @Jerry Kluckily many counties in NJ participate in an e-recording site that streamlines the process...From New Jersey StatuesAny and all assignments of a tax sale certificate purchased pursuant to this section shall be promptly recorded in the office of the county clerk or register of deeds, as the case may be, of the county wherein the real property is situate, and a photocopy of the recorded assignment shall be served upon the local tax collector by certified mail, return receipt requested.

A day before closing, one of the tenants (falsely) claims that you’re holding an extra $5,000 for a pet deposit.Your buyer (smartly) refuses to close until this dispute is resolved.Sadly, you’re counting on a back to back closeBig for your 1031 exchange.If you had the estoppel, you could extinguish this mess with one photocopy if the certificate.Without it, watch the dominoes fall.

Next Steps:Please reply with a photo/copy of the first page of your contract—per-hour rates may be redactedPurchase renter’s insurancePay a refundable Security DepositThank you,The first page of the offer letter did state the hourly income (but it is redacted) and did not state the living stipend.