I've seen so many people use generic resume's for jobs that it's not even funny.

Within an hour of my hand-delivered Letter of Intent that I gave her, she called me back and said the offer was denied due to my offer being too low, and that I also have to use an official TREC form (Texas Real Estate Commission)...and in addition to that--I must also submit "proof of funds".On my original generic Letter of Intent, I made sure to indicate my terms/payment would be ($ 79,450 in CASH) and that closing shall occur on or before 21 business days.

It seems that there are a few people who have generic ads prompting you to click through to the next page.

So pretty nice supplemental income.

If it's a generic question on MFR, many owners of MF units will consider seller financing and you'd be able to get in at a lower down payment entry point.

Grandmother had dementia/Alzheimer's, we had power of attorney, deeded the house over to our name, and now the rental income is supplementing her medical bills. 

It's basically seller financing as a second mortgage to supplement the first.

You can probably find a generic contract, but the deposit needs to be held by the title co., Not the seller.

I'm printing out a generic rental application form and figured I would have the interested parties fill it out and submit it back.

If the seller is okay without a mortgage, just a generic promissory note should cover the debt part.