Note transactions are not a matter of public record in the same way RE transaction are. 

I know some products that will actually let you count "expected" income from a rental property...meaning an appraiser will appraise it and also give an estimate of monthly income that the property would bring in that can actually be used towards your total income.

In the last ~2 years we have upgraded ~220+ units and our flooring in the bathrooms has always been either TrafficMaster Allure Vinyl Plank (the stick down flexible product) or 12"x 24" Porcelain Tile all depending on our budgets/community demographics. 

They have in-house products for Fannie Mae non-warrantable and I have strong financial reserves, so we are confident that we can close the deal. 

Hope to find some things on inspection to bring the purchase price down that will cost less to remedy.I have liked the idea of doing mailings directly and removing many of the transaction costs.

Colorado for example has standard state approved forms that 95% of transaction use. 

I can't understand why VanEd would put out a product with typos and misspellings; that is a pet peeve of mine.

I've been trying to help him figure out his next move but I don't think I've been very helpful as my knowledge of these kinds of transactions is slim.

The actual PSA will have more detail and should be done using a local transactional attorney.

We have been impressed with the product & I was particularly interested in it's integrity during the summer heat & heavy frost winters in our winterized Lakehouse.