Don't waste your time:They take months to get approvedBanks require the seller to submit a mountain of paperwork every month...most sellers get tired and quit after the 2nd monthBanks change the rules as you go along - it might be approved one month by one processor and if it didn't close that month, it will go to a new processor and be rejected the nextBanks will not allow you to assign. 

Thanks,Bob Provide them a copy of the trust paperwork.

My husband had all his paperwork.

How should I go about doing a joint venture(paperwork etc)?

(Example: If you have a credit limit of $2500, you could purchase five $500 gift cards)Register the gift cards following the process outlined in the paperwork that comes with your Visa gift card.

Ask your broker to complete the paperwork and submit to the VA.If you'd like to talk to a VA representative about this, call the VA's Regional Loan Center.You can get 4 homes this way (more if you live in cheap areas) and I recommend all active duty, reservists, and veterans begin their journey this way while also saving to buy using more conventional investment properties using DSCR or conventional properties.

Used paperwork from a consultant which charged the seller $3500 for his mediation.

Some of the best trades people I know avoid paperwork altogether and only work off of a handshake still simply because they are illiterate, English is their second language or they are dyslexic, etc.

Having worked in payments myself my guess is that they are not actually providing any paperwork and are just blanket disputing every charge.

Also the listing agent is unresponsive because he or she focuses on foreclosure homes and they pretty much only push the paperwork.