The way I’ve bought them (this is going to sound crazy) is t-shirts and team members.

Advantus had there name stamped on everything .

Their income to rent is a little over 3x including food stamps, but under excluding.  

Hopefully there was not a "glitch", but it seems if there was, everything should be time and date stamped and I would think that BP staff would take great care of you. :)Saving money is a beautiful thing!

So I have my new fancy post cards, stamps, and the tax delinquent list (this is in Michigan).

Eventually they will have all the stamps and approvals or whatever to find an asset management company which finds subcontractors to eventually sell the property.

There is an option that you take your return to an IRS office, submit it to them there, have them stamp it received, and that will substitute for the tax transcripts. 

The best way to avoid losing your shirt in a crash is to not over leverage yourself and underwrite best and worst case scenarios to make sure you can weather a hiccup in the market.

(make a sincere, realistic offer and included your closing agenda)step 5 - use a cheap, industry specific printer (we spend less than the price of a stamp to get the whole thing printed and mailed)step 6 - wait for signed offers to come back and pick the best ones to purchase!

Lets look at the actual cost:Rolls of stamps = $50 ($.50 per stamps x 100 stamp roll from Post Office)100 envelopes = $4.78 (Staples - $2.39 per 50 enevelopes) Yellow note pad paper = $5.79 (Staples - $5.79 for 100 sheets).