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!

My first tenants are moving out and I am keeping all but $65 of the $1300 deposit.I itemized everything per LT law and sent a letter with original receipts.They are arguing already it was not received by today the 14th but it was post marked prior to the 14th.I have a copy of the state Landlord/tenant laws and it says it can be mailed before the 14th.

Include a copy of a personal check if they request.Its possible you'll hear back from the listing agent later asking if you want to make another offer.

The W-9 you can give it to them and have them fill it out or ask them to give you a completed copy since it as a standardized form.

I am not talking about personal newsletters from people who are marketing property, I am talking about Newsletters that are Mass Produced and have general and pertinent information.For example, my HR manager just gave me a copy of her 'Small Business Tax Strategies' Newsletter.

Just PM me if you are interested and I'll send copies for free, until something gets setup here!

Sometimes they will want to see a copy of a personal check, but if they accept your offer, they will want a certified check.From this and your other post it sounds like you're trying to wholesale REOs, but don't have the EM to tie the properties up.

We tell them their commission is protected, we're not after it, and they'll get copies of all paperwork if requested.

There are enough endless copies of synthetic personalities - be original.