Wow, that is great news.  

I have documented our experiences in the investor deal Diaries forum under the name project BP.

If not perhaps you can submit more documentation such as W-2s and for tax returns.

Wondering how go about getting the correct documents/money if you're not sure what the winning bid would be.  

Documenting visits to the units in order to deduct mileage.  

Just make sure you read the loan documents well, so you're not violating any clauses. 

Any closing attorney can draft a note/deed/settlement statement, but unless they've had to argue in court to defend or oppose these documents in court, they may not have enough perspective.

I just got off the phone with a prominent Chicago news station who is looking for any EquityBuild investors who have been affected from 2012-2019 and would like to share their story.

. :)The Seattle area has been white-hot as far as rising home prices go, great news for the savvy flipper or talented wholesaler, not so great news if you're into traditional buy-hold investing as home prices have far outstripped the ability of rents to keep up.If you're looking for an informal meet-up to attend, @Troy Fisher and @Tiffany Plovie run a great series of get togethers in Kirkland/Seattle while their colleague @Kevin Carbon is passing the torch down in Tacoma-Lakewood.Cheers and good luck!

No worries on the mail setup...you would register your current address with anyone involved--mortgage lender, taxes, house documents, etc.