Is it better to respond legally or simply to fill out the form. 

I'll ask for some other verification or simply move on. 

Does the notice have to be notarized or certified or can I simply email a DocuSign or sorts? 

The most successful investors I see tend to get laser focused on 1 or 2 strategies in 1 or 2 markets and they get really good at doing the same winning thing over and over. 

Our clients trust us to do the right thing, not because we simply ask them to trust us, but that trust is earned through our actionsI think a lot comes down to experience when choosing the right PM for you.

When someone gets all huffy and says they're gonna "call their lawyer" in a big scary voice, I simply pull up the contact information for mine.

Class C properties, not saying these are Class C (I don't know), require a lot of EFFORT, but beyond that, lower end properties tend to have more turn over, higher wear and tear expense, and longer vacancy if you hold your tenant requirements firm.Lastly, it is simply overpriced.  

What you are stating is simply not reality.

Im curious about how the successful private money lenders have established terms that have been win-win for you and your lenders.

The tenants are not working with the owner to create a win-win; they are doing everything they can to benefit themselves while holding his property hostage, probably hoping to procure a bigger payout.I would withdraw all offers and hire an attorney immediately.