If you can't document your income you'll have a hard enough time getting someone to rent you a place....a bank giving you a loan is not going to happen until you start working legitimately and paying taxes.

HOA document and transfer fees, Transfer Taxes: Paid by the Seller Lenders Title: Paid by the buyer For estimate you can use a title net sheet here is a link to one http://netsheet.firstam.com/

You can always use a "no agency" document if you want but saying you can provide cash deal to save them on agent costs or say you will buy as is so no need to clean or do minor fixes etc etc are all valid reasons to sell below market value.

The good news is that you have presented enough data to give you an answer if you are "quibbling" or not.Purchase price $73,500ASSUME:1.

Before speaking with our attorneys, I was wondering if anyone here had any insight as to what documents we would need to use, if you've ever worked with partnerships like this, and if there was a certain entity we would need to file the deal(s) under?

It might be seller hardship documentation issues.

This document clouds the tile (after you record it), puts everyone on notice that you have a contract out there and you are ready willing and able to close the deal.

However, I made a lot of mistakes, and I'm paying for them now in terms of breaking even on properties.According to this document, which I think covers most everything pretty conservatively, this property would break even.

It is legal documents signed in the process of transferring the deed to my buyers?

The good news is that after 20 years the property is free and clear.