I have copies of rent rolls for each. and theyre at 650/unit accross the board and that does seem low for the area.

I'm certainly not going to click on a mystery link in a spam email, but I suspect that someone is doing so.The last one I got said they wanted to buy my house, but they'd had trouble with fraud, so before they made an offer, they wanted me to send them a copy of my credit report.Oh, you betcha, Bubba.

I would suggest you get a copy of the inspection check list from the PHA and you go over that before you have your property inspected.

At the end she brought me a copy of the lease and my check for security deposit.

They've probably made 10,000 copies of any particular car.

We sell approx 50 properties a year on a QCD and what we provide to our buyers is a copy of our title policy, that although it doesn't insure them, it shows them the outstanding liens, water or taxes on the property.

(I wanted to PROVE I was right, plus I figured it couldn't hurt to get a free copy of the credit reports he pulled.

Not just a copy of a check, at close, which by the way was $98,600 and change.

I'd tell you who wrote it, but I lent out my copy and never got it back.

I would ask Seller to1) Replace/Repair desired items (list)oryou will inherit and deal with these issues and now will ask for $$$2) Seller will credit Buyer at closing $XXX amount for home repairs(if using a lendor, ask them the max. amount or % that they will allow a Seller to credit a Buyer as this may affect the loan)I would also attach a copy of the Home Inspection Report for the Seller to review so they know the request is legit.Best of Luck!