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.

Long eviction, finally get kicked out, leaves a huge mess behind… including overlapping photocopies of paystubs with every form of name and date modification imaginable.

Photocopy them in color. 

I am thinking that takes a license attorney or title and escrow company.Notes no problem.. we do those routinely same with deeds as you state.. just take a copy of the last deed.. and change the names of the grantor grantee to the new configuration.Instead of typing one out I will photo copy the legal description and just add it as addendum A to the legal in the orginal deed..

One last suggestion is to get photocopies/originals of all the documents your management company has (leases, receipts, etc) so you are prepared.Good luck. 

The "doc's" that you photo copied are CA based and probably different from KY "doc's".

Besides, when you get "bigger," it's nice to walk into a bank/credit union with two previous years of professionally prepared tax returns to slap on Scrooge McDuck's mahogany table to get your loans approved instead of some cheap photocopied big box store tax software and legal pad scribbles.Blessings.

@Austin Paulenske I went to the library and photocopied the 3-4 pages of the j Lassitor tax guide explaining tax write offs on rentals when I first started.

I know as I tried.A co-worker whose dad rents to college students at nearby colleges would photocopy the electric bill, divide it by the number of tenants on a particular meter, and submits the bill to each student tenant.