But if you want a copy of anything they can charge you for the paper, ect. so take stuff with you to make your list on.

You should have a copy of this document in your files, in the big packet of papers you were given at closing.

the realtor submitted the contract and addendums today. i have already signed them. she submitted them without a COPY of the earnest money check. the check is to be made out to the realtor, not the bank, so hopefully, i can give the realtor the check tomorrow or tuesday and they go ahead and send a copy to the bank.

In other cases, they have required certified funds to be deposited and the original business check was written, but only a copy of it submitted with offer so it was just voided and certified funds replaced it when the time came.Either way, I agree with J that banks will want certified funds most of the time and I have NEVER heard of a promissory note for an EMD.

I could also send them copies of the checks as they are mailed (Not as easy because all the payments are automatically withdrawn but I will send or email them a copy).

Does anyone know of a legal source of documentation of how long a landlord has to give the tenant a copy of the lease?

They require a copy of the social security card.

Maybe it's my ignorance, but all the offers I submit (And to the best of my knowledge, required by the governing laws) are in writing and must be accompanied by a copy of the earnest money check.

key=0Ak8J3FDjDMj1ck5Ra1NDV1Rnci1NU0ZPczBQLUFaaFE&hl=enYou will probably need to save it into Excel to manipulate it, or, copy it to your own google docs account.

copy from the beginning of the line "http" to the end of the line ".pdf" and paste it into the browser address line.