I do have a pretty detailed lease stating housing regulations with roommates, and also had an addendum signed re stating the rules and how I will be enforcing them.But there is more to it, the individual had a friend over, whom barged into the females room while she was sleeping asking for a ride home, and on another occasion I was also told the problematic roommate was drunk walking around the home with JUST a shirt on, with all the goods hanging out.

I'm hoping to get in touch with individuals who will be able to draft/design, stamp and seal simple designs, nothing fancy.Thanks in advance for your replies!

Though I wear a t shirt with machine guns on it daily (my other business), I assured her I was a professional investor, that I honored my word, and that I was offering her a solution to her problem and would help resolve all the stress surrounding the house and her divorce.

Contents should pay for rehab and may pay for half of the house too(coins, stamps, and stock). 

I understand that people don't like looking at stats, but I know the demographic I'm going to be pitching to, and it's mostly people heavily involved in the stock market, that like to hear numbers and stats to back everything up.The best way to convert a stock investor to real estate is to prove that they won't lose their shirts in real estate they way they did ten years ago in stocks.

And got taken advantage of, lost their shirt, and never wanted to invest in housing again. 

Most lost their shirts, wondering what the heck happened all along, especially considering that there was absolutely no historical indication or precedent that a correction could ever occur in what we now call the "rust belt."

Years ago it was possible to get a SS# with a not for employment stamp on it but I am 99% certain that has all gone away.

Which would be $2,500.Then there are, according to fha.com:• Lender's origination fee• Deposit verification fees• Attorney's fees• The appraisal fee and any inspection fees• Lender's origination fee• Cost of title insurance and title examination• Document preparation (by a third party)• Property survey• Credit reports (actual costs)• Transfer stamps, recording fees, and taxes• Test and certification fees• Home inspection fees up to $200"Allowed in an FHA refinance loan are wire transfer fees, courier fees, reconveyance fees, and fees to payoff bills."

The winning bidder has to pay 0.7% doc stamps and a 1.5% fee to the clerk of court, so 2.2%.