Even if you copy a really thorough document from an established source still would be a good idea to have a lawyer review it.

Leases, receipts, bank statements, copies of checks, etc.Like I said hopefully another lender can give their input on this.

Plus, getting all of the needed info to the bank (tax returns, previous months’ pay stubs, copies of all of your retirement account statements, etc.), getting the bank to move as quickly as possible, hitting all deadlines, etc. can be time consuming and frustrating.

If the copy and past works if not pm me and I will send you a link. 

She should be able to get a copy from the funeral home. 

You should try to get copies from seller broker of all the invoices of utilities and contracted services like garbage, maintenance etc. and also search city fire, police, building and the health inspection records, (they are public records), of their siting any concerns for the building.

She said if I want to print the info that they can print it for me but charge $1 a copy .

Your state landlord tenant codes, which you should have a copy of, will determine proper notice guidelines for rent increases.

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If you go through my posts you can see it since I don't know if the links will transfer if I were to copy and paste.