Details seemed odd to me and decided to bring this area of lending or borrowing up for some discussion.THE REAL SECRETS IN LENDING:There are none as to the functions, documents, processing, underwriting, settlements, administration or collections nor to any legal aspects.

I would first have your loan run through DU or LP to find out what the findings state for documentation requirements.

If you get the chance, ask some of these people how much RE they own or have turned and then ask for documentation.

I read much more than I post but appreciate your willingness to share your experience and share your numbers.I thought your post documenting tax free capital gains on principal residences was a classic... of what I shoulda done.Thanks for taking the time to contribute!

I know they've pulled another credit report on us 1-2 days before closing, and at closings, we're usually required to sign documents stating we have no new credit or applications for anything.  

Is there a similar way to send my mortgage payments and provide tax documents to both me and my lender?

I am looking to do another bulk buy and wanted to document my experiences here.

You do want to hire an attorney of your choosing to review the documents and be sure they're correct and that you understand the ins and outs of making this loan.  

To avoid any issues with returning rent if you rerent before the end of the month they should have signed a document stating they were leaving early and that they are forfeiting the remainder of the rent for the month.  

Here is a FAQ page from HUD regarding Meth Remediation:http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/documents/huddoc?