You could use a faster delay financing option but the new loan amount (ReFi) can be no more than the documented amount of the borrower's initial investment.

Do you ever try to get the owner's Schedule E or tax document to verify expenses as they wouldn't leave out expenses on their tax return?

Yes, I'd be happy to talk about Owner finance documents and we do send out demand letters--what type of demands?

Do you have any sample lease renewal document template? 

I’m still at the very beginning stages but I think some of my first steps are going to be; looking for a wholesaler in my area that I can shadow/learn from, compiling a list of fix and flippers in my area, and working on finding the correct contracts and documents for my situation.Also, to address your point about the 10,000 deal, I have seen that around as well and I’m making sure to be very wary of anything like that, I believe I have the skills to negotiate a deal myself, so I don’t want to be shorted out of any of my profit.Thanks for replying and let’s keep learning!

When I was selling my old house and buying my new property in the Paradise Developments community, I used a realtor and asked her all those screening questions before signing any documents.

They get a chance to know you and you get a chance to get your finances and documents in order.

I had an attorney write a "fill-in-the-blank" document that I've re-used a number of times over the years.

Sometimes the documents can make it really confusing. they should be someone in the office that have been asked this question before. 

If so, use the live of communication you have been using; email, phone etc...in addition, do you have a move inspection documentation, video, pictures etc...?