I know, I can't judge all companies based on one company, but suffice it to say, "Caveat Emptor".Be careful out there, and Merry Christmas!

Suffice to say I took a major bath on it.  

That should suffice unless you have signed some sort of buyer's agreement.

I am looking for the same answer.One lender told me that I can have the rental agreement on my name (if I am taking the mortgage) - and that document should suffice.

Once an offer is accepted and the contract Is signed does that suffice for the title company or does the contract have to be notarize?

Bill Gulley might have some alternate insight to the matter as well.I would suppose if anything is needed, simply marking up the existing lease agreement with the tenant to amend the landlord name would suffice.

In some states the QCD will not be insurable going forward in other states the QCD suffice's.

I will definitely look at my surroundings first @Shawn Holsapple @Russell Brazil  and if not able to find the property that will suffice my needs then I will look at the out of state option.  

These types of comparables should suffice because your Buyers are going to do their own Due Diligence no matter what.

Generally, an architect should suffice and your city probably requires one for changing a layout.