And, yeah, paperwork is important for protecting our position in any deal we do. 

The buyer gets equitable title, which is simply a legal concept, not any kind of paperwork, while seller retains legal title. 

There is going to be an increased amount of paperwork Holton-Wise must perform on your behalf while working with CMHA.Holton-Wise will need to physically appear at CMHA's office multiple times.Holton-Wise will need to coordinate one or possibly more inspections at the rental property with CMHA's inspectors to ensure is is compliant with their regulations.If / when CMHA determines that the property has a violation that needs to be corrected to adhere to their standards Holton-Wise is given a very short window to correct it which means Holton-Wise must give you priority scheduling over all of Holton-Wise's other clients and Holton-Wise may even need to do this multiple times as sometimes tenant's exit the voucher program and or move onto something else while Holton-Wise is going through this inspection process with CMHA.It typically takes anywhere from 30 days to 60 days from the time Holton-Wise approves a tenant's rental application until the time that CMHA approves the rental property for tenancy on the Section 8 program.CMHA prohibits Holton-Wise from passing on some of your rental unit leasing costs to the tenants like Holton-Wise does with normal cash paying tenants.Q.

@Ryana Munford The Homestyle reno loan is almost identical to the 203k regarding timelines, processes, paperwork, etc.

That means someone has hired an attorney to put together paperwork to satisfy the FTC for an offering like a Stock that is then offered to accredited investors.The investment is typically fixed for 5 years when the complex is resold for presumably a profit.

@Raymond Loughlin - I just filled out the paperwork for an LLC selling a Nj property.

But first, to wrap it up...NEXT STEPSI immediately got all the paperwork in for my loan so we could get the appraisal scheduled, and I've also been working with property management companies to figure out my best bet for working with tenants moving forward.

Because of the situation we believe it's best that all paperwork is signed by my wife only.

If you hired him as an employee, there is additional paperwork to do at least every quarter and employment taxes that you as an employer have to make on his behalf.

And who would I contact to help right up the paperwork to complete seller financing?