However, the language in the the first item and the email response does make it appear the seller would be handling at least that first item. 

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Hi Guys and Gals,How would the other landlords handle a 24 month tenants who just a few months into the lease emailed you saying they want to brake the lease as they longer feel safe at the property.

It's amazing how quite literally a few pixels and an auto response email pat on the back create this tiny amount of electronic validation that is so encouraging to do more. 

You have to put together a Purchase & Sale Agreement, and a copy of the Will and whatever "proof" you may have, call a Title Company, set up Title and email copies of everything to them.

Is that better done via email for a record of the conversation, or is a letter better?

I presume you are buying as you need and then those units are being delivered and then installed, as needed when needed... the supply chain would be most important for me.  

If you fit this *very specific* requirement ;) please email us at [email protected] or comment below with an email address we can use to connect you with the reporter. 

I actually emailed them about it yesterday.

Feel free to call or email me with questions.