I have not been happy with them, but have been hesitant to switch again since tenants just got a lot of paperwork with the last switch and it’s kind of a pain on my end.

Hello everyone, I'm in the process of buying a duplex, I think I got a pretty good deal on it, but the title company didn't want to insure the house because it has a fraude and that is showing that it has two owner or something like that.. but the lady that is selling me the duplex show me all the paper work, sing by the lawyers and a title company that they won the case of that fraude, and event the agent from the bank knows about it.

Now, get the best CPA you can, make sure your paperwork is in order, take advantage of any tax laws you can, and don't feel guilty or cry about being rich. 

He then would do all the paperwork to make it go through as well as take care of any work that needed to be done to the property.

My previous job was just shy of 5 years before the company closed the local office and laid everyone off.So two sides of this: 1) Is it possible to purchase property while I am still here in Canada using my good US credit even though my forms and paperwork would be a bit off kilter?

Have they never paid and something is wrong with the paperwork? 

Where can I locate the necessary paperwork for submitting an offer to a seller? 

I considered doing a contract assignment, but don’t want the seller to look at the final documents and see the original buyer’s name all over the paperwork and they try to back out (using standard TN Realtor’s form).

In the meantime, the broker keeps asking for more and more paperwork.

They should also have a section that describes what paperwork an HOA member is allowed to review.