Do you need a manual w/instructions?

After viewing the property, I'll provide them with the application and instructions for submitting it with a deposit.

If you’re getting your loan docs from a lending attorney, and I hope you are, both the lender’s instructions and deed of trust, mortgage, or loan agreement should specify your insurance requirements and could serve as a reference for you.

You can download it here:https://reinstate58.hjta.org/It includes instructions - but in short:You must (1) print, (2) sign (in BOTH the signature area, and the circulator area below it), and (3) mail it to HJTA.

Good systems will ensure that your VA always know what to do, and will not have to constantly ask for instructions.

Most of my time is now spent as an instructor with our fire academy and I was recently appointed an ESD Commissioner.

Title companies just follow the underwriters instructions and record the docs.

For accounting check out:http://www.principlesofaccounting.com/A truly fantastic site and a great instructor.

So in CA these are usually done by TOP shelf Hard money lenders who have years of experience and track record of success... and they are servicing the NOTE and have pre written instructions that they can represent all the owners if a foreclosure needs to happen;what I see with the EB  is there is no middle man broker its investor lending to the company.. so you have ZERO control and your just hoping they are successful .

Also, the instructors here make the material a bit more palatable and have real world anecdotes + discussion from the class that make it generally more useful than it would be doing it online.