the E-myth

Originally posted by @Randy E.

They may ask for a "schedule of real estate owned", which is basically a P&L.Paid property tax receiptsWarranty DeedsLeasesLast two or three years of tax returnsForms W-2Last two months worth of pay stubsCurrent bank statementsCopy of driver's license and Social Security cardBusiness plan if you have oneI would also keep a .pdf file of these documents so you can simply e-mail a copy to them.

You could also pull an Owner and Encumbrances (O and E) report from a title company that would give the owners name and what liens and mortgages they have on the property (Two birds, one stone) however this would get expensive.

I am looking for someone that can deliver a 3 day notice to pay or quit to one of my tenants in Barstow.I am out of area landlord and I cannot drive to there in the next 10 days so I am looking for a local person that can print my notice and deliver it to my tenant living near by the intersection of Barstow St and E.

Its kind of a pain to wholesale compared to houses and often the juice isn't worth the squeeze. 

Your broker may prohibit it due to E and O insurance restrictions.  

If you navigate through the 'Learn' tab at the top of the page there is an informative free e-book called- "The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to REI" by Josh Dorkin and Brandon Turner.It is a must read if you are just starting out in REI.

Originally posted by @Randy E.

The E & O would cover you monetarily, but not with the state licensing board.