I live am a UK resident (but still a US citizen).The house is currently rented to a tenant that has lived there about 10 years now and I have no reason to immediately sell the house but that is the goal by the end of the year.My initial questions are regarding handling paperwork while I am still in the UK with regards to signatures, banking, etc. 

I'm leaning towards paying for some courses as I want to make sure I'm doing lease options legally and with all the proper paperwork etc. 

I have now tried 3 mortgage companies and have gone through the whole process only to find out at closing that I cannot sign the paper work because none of the companies/underwriters understand or know what a Solo 401K is and therefore they keep adding one of my Solo 401K Trust plan properties as an asset/liability to me personally.

I asked about the estimate again and was told that the insurance company didnt pay based on the estimate they provided, but paid based on the the amount the agent who inspected the damage submitted to the, so the paperwork is a mess but they will try to put together a list of costs for me. 

Aside from lost rent, how much are typical eviction costs from an attorney/legal fee/ paperwork perspective?

Hey guys! First time post for a new member. Quick and to the point:
Need suggestions in setting up a Partnership Agreement, Operating Agreement, and Buy/Sell Agreement. Me and my biz partner formed an LLC, going to h...

I don’t like the paperwork and am not good at the book keeping part of it.

I decided that I would rather find another lender than deal with all the paperwork and headaches that come with LLCs. 

I have been getting familiar with my area, and I am in the process of turning in paperwork to get my preapproval letter.

While there is a lot of paperwork, this is a great program to invest with training wheels on your first property.Challenge: The selling agent did not do his portion of the agreement by the selling date.