They may ask for a "schedule of real estate owned", which is basically a P&L.Paid property tax receiptsWarranty DeedsLeasesLast two or three years of tax returnsForms W-2Last two months worth of pay stubsCurrent bank statementsCopy of driver's license and Social Security cardBusiness plan if you have oneI would also keep a .pdf file of these documents so you can simply e-mail a copy to them.

You could also pull an Owner and Encumbrances (O and E) report from a title company that would give the owners name and what liens and mortgages they have on the property (Two birds, one stone) however this would get expensive.

I am looking for someone that can deliver a 3 day notice to pay or quit to one of my tenants in Barstow.I am out of area landlord and I cannot drive to there in the next 10 days so I am looking for a local person that can print my notice and deliver it to my tenant living near by the intersection of Barstow St and E.

But if the fundamentals of your investment are strong, I'd imagine you'll be able to weather this storm.

Your broker may prohibit it due to E and O insurance restrictions.  

If you navigate through the 'Learn' tab at the top of the page there is an informative free e-book called- "The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to REI" by Josh Dorkin and Brandon Turner.It is a must read if you are just starting out in REI.

Originally posted by @Randy E.

The E & O would cover you monetarily, but not with the state licensing board.

Originally posted by @Randy E.

the investor wants to know who will e doing everything right down to who is  mowing the lawn.????