Unless you got amazing supporting documents from the previous owner (a move-in checklist, pictures of the unit in the prior condition) it could be hard to make a case to keep the deposit.If you do keep the deposit and they file a claim against you and win they could get 3x that security deposit.

Properties must align with the investor's objectives, facilitating purchase, renovation, and eventual sale with a favorable return on investment.The pre-approval process varies among lenders but typically involves assembling financial documents, company records, member identifications, and the purchase contract.

Choosing a good syndication may be work that approaches determining a property to buy, but after investing in the syndication there is little to do but monitor the sponsors/syndication, pray the investment performs, and provide documentation to your tax man.

Confirmed on the county site too but would have had to wait for the document.

When you are screening tenants, never take what they say at face value; make sure they can back up their words with documentation.

That is the standard list of documents required by all banks if you are using a traditional loan. 

Otherwise, they will screw you for their own compensation.Inspector: You want an unbiased and competent professional that will properly do their job and document it.

Signing a fresh lease keeps things "clean" in that if you need to prove something later on you don't need to examine several documents and consider the changes in the order they were made.

They enable us to document unauthorized occupants, pets, smoking, and various lease violations.

There are some terms in their mortgage documents that are quite different than when buying a home for a residence.