In the letter you want to summarize any damages and deductions.

Thank you Casey you did a great job summarizing these FAQ

Thank you for summarizing Lance!

If tenants can’t make rent, land lords that don’t own properties free and clear could have a hard time making mortgage payments....especially if they’re units are not cash flow positive.To summarize...Wait.

I did have some closing costs, these were round numbers to summarize the deal. 

So, to summarize, I have available a $55k HELOC and, taking into account the 75% LTV rule, a combined $90k in usable equity in the other two properties.  

@Cody Merkes I will say you have a lot of good advice here, and to summarize, take all of it. 

Option 2: Looks like you summarized the pros/cons accurately. 

To summarize, file per your records and plan to include an explanation as to why it is incorrect, as the issuer sent an incorrect 1099 to the IRS too.https://www.fool.com/retirement/2017/02/22/what-happens-if-i-get-an-incorrect-1099.aspx

@Ryan Rader, put together the equivalent of a Financing Request Packet, which is basically a packaging of the deal; describe the deal, out line the opportunity, summarize the loan terms, cost breakdown, show them the ROI, Risks, Risk Mitigation strategy, exit strategy, show whoever it is that you are a serious business man who knows the numbers and who can seriously grow their money for them.