Questions:I am wondering how we should officially consider and designate “ownership” of the property and on the title report.Should We consider it joint tenancy?

@Christy Philippoff did you give official written notice? 

I had several attorneys do free consults but they don't get involved until you've received an official offer. 

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I just purchased a 4-plex, but the previous owner does not have separate addresses for each unit.For example, I pushed 123 MainStreet and I want each unit to be represented separately, 123 MainStreet Unit A.Do I need to do anything official with the post office or city?

After some google searching I'm having hiccups finding free "official/legal" leases for Colorado that I can alter and use for my tenants.

On one hand, the appraisal and inspection both considers this as part of the official living size of the property.

If the payment sends when they scheduled it, am I obligated to let them stay or do I have to move to an official eviction?

This is about half of Fannie Mae’s previous allocation.The second major change, according to Aly Yale of Motley Fool, is that: “The new standards will require borrowers to go through the GSE’s Desktop Underwriter (DU) program...All second home and investment-backed loans will need to receive an Approve/Eligible recommendation through this program and have their loan delivered as an official DU loan in order to qualify.

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