. - A&L Home Buyers3. or something more regionally specific like: San Fernando Home Buyers or So Cal Home buyersJust curious if there were anything additional thoughts out there.

I second Minh L.'

Third phase was out of lending and fixing problems, like poor L/Os and CFDs done by sellers, that alone was about 750-800, that's not financing them.

I can tell you're excited William, but here's a few reasons agents don't get involved in SF and L/Os.The agents want to get paid, they are paid on sales, not leases, but either party can pay a fee, usually the L/O is kinda thin so the Realtor may go hungry.Many RE Brokers don't allow it due to the liability.

I suggest you take your buyer to a mortgage loan officer and have them see I they will qualify for a loan, many buyers will ay they can't, but that's not the real reason you go, it's to find out what their issues are and find out how to cure the problem and when they should be able to qualify, then you will be ready to do your L/O.

Pat L. brought that up in his post.Loans are much better utilized in a C-corporation.

@Travis L.

Originally posted by @Ben Bakhshi: @Minh L. , I spend time between Atlanta and Israel, currently in Israel.

Contract states that due diligence does not begin until I have given my written notification that I have received all requested documents.During due diligence I request the following documentation:P&L Statements.Seller's Tax Returns and Bank DepositsLease agreements and rental receiptsCopy of current management contract and payroll registerCopy of insurance policyCopies of service and advertisement contracts (Trash, Water, Util, etc)Confirm any existing liens.WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO GET TAX RATES, SINCE THEY MAY CHANGE AFTER THE SALE?

@Pat L.