The Equity blank sounds weird, this sounds like some Guru contract, but I'd also put N/A.Use the standard State real estate agent contract if possible.

It lead to a blank paper and I couldn't figure out what this was)1993 - Quit Claim Deed1993 - Mortgage (the trouble starts here... this one was for 165k)1996 - Mortgage (170k)1996 - Assignment1997 - Mortgage ($12,422)1997 - Warranty Deed (didn't understand document very well)1997 - Mortgage (165k)1998 - Mortgage (168k)1999 - Lien ($890.40... the legal document was saying that another city was putting a lien against the owner of the house for that amount... could not understand what it meant)1999 - Mortgage (76k)2003 - Mortgage (265k)2006 - Warranty Deed (to someone in another city for 400k)2006 - Mortgage (380k)2009 - Lis Pendens (I still have to look this one up)2012 - Lien (property taxes amounting to $380)2012 - Lien (more property taxes, this one amounting to $109)2013 - Mortgage (15k... how do they keep being able to get mortgages?)

For a blank application form, the tenant screening company you plan to use might have one that they prefer you use.

Especially because we are staring at some serious inflation!

I am curious to know if anyone has ever asked their settlement agent to leave Section J blank on a copy to the seller and Section K blank on a copy to the borrower?

Can anyone tell me what goes on the last three lines in this agreement"Bird Dog AgreementThis Agreement is made effective as of ____________, 20__, by and between ____________________________(“hereinafter “Buyer” or “...

I'm truly the blank slate looking to take big action with a great company!

Michael Blank, who writes on the BP blog, also sells something at themichaelblank.com (excel).

Mine tells me how many posts there are with my keyword alerts but when I try to open up the posts, it is a blank screen.  

If I don't have a title company yet, do I leave that stuff blank?