For whatever reason they were not really "ready" to sell then - but they liked our letters enough that they saved them and are calling me now.My tip; 2 pages. 1st is cover letter, personalized to the seller with information about you and a signature. 2nd page is a purchase agreement, again personalized with a cash dollar amount and an expiration date.

I had the wrong fax number in my signature line for about a year, and I just realized that yesterday!

Edward, if you really have deals, call me on my cell number listed in my signature and I will be interested.

I'm going to call my bank and see if any possibility of a signature loan or other options available. 12.99% just seems ridiculous.

If you see a post you enjoy check out the persons signature.

I think it would be trivial for you to create a similar one for tenant checkouts.If you want to see my example I can send you a link or you can find it from my signature.

It can be done in a minute and will only need a notary and/or your trustee signature in addition to yours.That would give you some peace of mind.

Might be a good idea to check with another title agency just to make sure you are not being taken for a ride.As to filing a QC deed or a Warranted Deed, they are both usually one page and need the signatures of both parties - one is not more difficult than the other.

I am considering keeping a call log, listing all repair requests coming in, with date and poss time, then report how it was handled and when with a tenant signature on that as completed acceptably.

The title says "Her name OR daughter's name" Does that mean that mom can sign the title over to me without the daughters signature on sales contract?