You cannot make an informed decision without seeing the actual documents. 

Looking at a few multifamily's today and I am wanting to know what type of documentation I need to ask for. 

Do I go to the seller and have them sign some documents or do I go to a lawyer first?

Unfortunately my business partner is computer illiterate and I'm quite confident if I even mentioned scanning and emailing documents to a CPA out of state that he would be upset.Tim,Thank you for the recommendation, that's exactly the type of CPA that I'm looking for--a CPA that also invests in real estate.  

Looking at a few multifamily's today and I am wanting to know what type of documentation I need to ask for.

Definitely get your Alabama attorney to vet your contract documents before you start using them.

Setting up google alerts for your local market helps you stay on top of things.http://www.tampabay.com/news/business/realestate/home-sales-in-tampa-bay-and-florida-show-down-as-inventory-shrinks/2255091

Just wanted to share the good news. 

The three roommates approached my brother and I with the news that they were throwing in the towel and were moving back to Va., and who could blame them?

The new loan company told me yesterday that they would need a higher coverage amount in order to fund the loan (this news one month into the friggin process).