What paperwork do I need?

So my wife and I are starting our first deal ever, by starting, I mean the paperwork isn't signed yet but should start today.The hardmoney lender we're using has a sorta fail safe in place to keep us from doing something stupid - probably a good thing for noob, right!?

The title company printed out all the paperwork and had a notary company come to my house to complete the closing.

A property I've been watching for a while, tried to previously buy it from a wholesaler but it had paperwork issues and they weren't able to save the house.

My lease ends on May 31st and on my lease the Notice To Vacate date says April 30th 2020, but in the back of the lease paperwork it says I must give a two month calendar notice to move out and since I put my notice in on April 15th (before the date thats on my rental agreement) that I now must pay for the month of June as well.

In the meantime if all goes well my living expenses would be cut significantly, allowing me to save up my next down payment even faster for the next property.My understanding of the process in basic formMake offer on house / get offer accepted (as is sale price not including repairs)Get inspections, ARV appraisalsGet estimates on repairs of those things deemed needed to be repairedProvide paperwork to mortgage provider showing purchase price, ARV appraisals, costs of repairsIf all goes to plan and all the numbers look right they okay the closingUpon closing work can start and the contractor(s) are paid based on the completion of the agreed upon items.

Different paperwork same process same result. 

At closing I’m guessing I will need all the paperwork ready (the note in specific)?

For permits either you can apply yourself (assuming you are not in Atlanta based on your profile) or its best to hire an expeditor who will do the necessary paper work.

Each time you do a deal you will need to fill out the paperwork and then send it in to your administrator.