I've been so immersed in off market deals and making my own offers with my own Purchase Agreement, that this MLS deal with realtors seems to simple.

You could also add a simple layout to the listing.

I would speak to them and find out what they want to see on every deal so once you have a deal; the process will be as simple and straightforward as possible.

If you have funds available, a simple proof of funds letter from your bank should suffice and they usually don't include any really personal information.

If you have the ability to finance conventionally, researching online should be a simple process for you, as you'll be able to check all the necessary required boxes.

These can sound simple but are great foundational metrics that help determine the momentum of a market. 

It should be that simple, but in my case, the cost of selling, the potential tax liability, and my other investment options have always lead me to keep everything I buy.

The tenant moved in Back in 2006 and the previous owner proclaimed total ignorance and said he didn’t have the lease agreement anymore and never touched the security deposit, pointed fingers at KW that handled the lease for him.My tenant gets a lawyer that procures the full lease from 2006 and clearly states the money provided for security deposit and last months with ex landlords signature… the tenant is now also saying his money should have been in interest bearing escrow account providing statements to him all this time.The previous landlord clearly messed up and possibly doesn’t comprehend his own responsibilities.

He wanted to sell it as-is, with a quick, simple closing.

It's their responsibility to find a storage unit, sell the stuff, burn it, or cram it into closets.It's really that simple.