7) A copy of the insurance policies for _____ Avenue and_____ :8) A Letter explaining the reason for the cash out9) A letter of explanation for the credit report inquiries from _____ and_____and whether any new accounts were opened.10)  A survey for _____ Avenue11) A copy ofthe Owner's Policy of Title Insurance for Ave.12) A check payable to _____ for $450 for the appraisalIf you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at______Sincerely,

@Dawn Anastasi I also do not want a tenant to feel like they are being "watched", but I want them to understand that this is my policy. 

Higher score = lower interest rate; lower score = higher interest rate.In addition to lenders, some businesses, such as insurance companies, will use your credit history to rate your policy.

Partnerships should have a buy-out agreement probably supported by an insurance policy, and more planning and thought -all spelled out in your partnership agreement (most partnerships start out with grand ambitions but end unhappily.

Insurance just needs to be updated from a normal dwelling policy to an investment policy.

See if your insurance policy covers loss of rents and when that kicks in!

Much of smooth property management is really about having consistent policies and good systems. 

You and your partners should spend a lot of time developing the operating agreement and company policies.

You are also going to need to have policies and procedures in place so the tenant doesn't think that it ok to call you at midnight because their A/C is not working.  

Your question about buying a house on your own and what percentages you may or may not owe the brokerage should be covered by the office policies that were given you when you joined KW.