I don’t think asking for a simple photocopy of the ID for the person you’re entrusting with this asset is too much to ask.

Plus, they're going to be in eviction court anyway (for one client or another) so the cost is usually a little better (since you're not the only one paying for them to go to court).You'll want to have all your paperwork in order before contacting any eviction attorney, which includes the lease and any renewal agreement(s) if applicable of course, but also any written correspondence you've sent the tenant, any deposit receipts (or check photocopies) and bank records, as well as any records of maintenance requests and evidence that you took care of them (e.g., contractor or supply house receipts).I've also been told some judges will want to see proof of ownership so bring a copy of any deed(s) related to the property.

Make sure you photocopy it just in case they try to change something after you sign it

It is generally a photo copy of your letter with the new address sticker placed ion your envelope that you will receive back.

We also use the PDF editor to fill in the photocopy of the blank check with the EM info.We then sign electronically and can email or fax directly from our computers.Once the template is made, it takes about 5 minutes to create and send an offer...no paper necessary...

I'd have to review that section but I'm pretty sure you return the remaining portion of their deposit with photocopies of the invoices for the repairs within 21 days of vacating.

Note that you will get a credit from the seller for Jan 1 to the date of closing, so you can think of that credit as just going directly into your escrow account.Title company fees: a few hundredMisc fees: photocopying, courier, fedex, etc., etc., etc.Some locations have various transfer or sales taxes, too, which can add a hefty chunk.

The agent sends a photocopy of your check to the bank/seller along with your offer.

( see, i got a verbal acceptance from the bank which they emailed. that date was May 21. the agent submitted the contract itself on the 22 without the required copy of the earnest money check. she said she will send in a photocopy tuesday. the binding date must be the date that the bank firmly accepts the offer in writing?????)

But I bought each of them out, the first with crucial cash and the other four with notes amd trust deeds..Anyway, one of them saw the photocopy of the check behind my desk and told me his gift should have been $25k or more.