So, in a hot market the seller will look first for a cash buyer with no financing contingency, second for a buyer with approved financing from a conventional lender, third from a buyer who has been qualified by a mortgage broker, and last, i at all from a buyer with a POF from a hard money lender.Of course not all sellers, or the brokers representing them are sophisticated, so if you make enough offers you WILL get some sellers that accept you POF letter.Just to show you how meaningless these POF letters from hard money lenders really are, about 8 years ago a number of lenders published a generic POF on their websites, and told potential borrowers to download the letters, fill in the blanks, and they had an instant proof of funds.  

Hey, so the other day a I was talking to another student at my university about our schools financials, and found out most if not all schools publish a financial statement.  

You can also look for the Landlord Tenant Handbook on-line published by the HCIDLA. 

This software is so affordable and has features like: automatic payments from your tenants bank account, tenant screening, publishing vacancies to sites such as realtor, zillow, Craigslist, etc., and keeps individual spreadsheets for each of your properties.

I read his blog a while back and he was the one that pointed out that POL would not publish their default rates.

Here is a blog post I have just published about multifamily syndication deal business plan writing you may find helpful: Multifamily Business Plan 101

Then go to legal notices.For those that are published Administration and the Appointment (for the PR) phase as started.

would you find it less destructive if they published their underlying calculations in a way that was clear to the user?

What are your experience with the different types of income and expense report published by NAA, ALN, IREM?

I've since read every book published by BP along with a load of others.