As the seller, you can definitely throw a contingency to the buyer that if they don't get their documents squared away by ##/## date, you are going with the next best offer.  

@Jabbar Thomas Dude this is awesome for two reasons: one you aren't afraid to share bad news, which I respect, and two every great real estate investors makes these mistakes.

This is great news, I thought. 

Document Fees - can vary from $2,000 - $4,000 + Appraisal cost7.

If not, here is a link to the Landlord reporting form: http://www.maine.gov/dhhs/mecdc/environmental-health/rad/radon/documents/LANDLORDS%20REPORTING%20FORM%20FOR%20RENTAL%20TESTING.pdf which you will need to complete and return to DHHS Radon department.

Its a close family member and we trust them and they trust us but we'd like to get the documentation process worked out for this deal and so we're more familiar with it for future projects. 

Also, each county has its own rules on which stamps, affidavits, and other documents might be needed to record the deed.  

My point is that there are so many potentially dangerous unforeseen scenarios that could effect the two of you, that having a clear legal document should take priority in your evaluation of this "partnership". 

I ran into this article today:http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Stockton-travel...For those who made it to the end of my post, I appreciate your time!

Which documents do we need from the owners?