So we drew up the loan documents and sent them to the Title company.

I am talking about a computerized printout report of the actual day every payment was made.If you are picky about the tenants credit and financial history, you should require this as well.You should also require the seller to have the tenant(s) sign 2 forms:1) Form giving you permission to access the tenant's credit history any time in the future.2) Notice of a new property owner and where the lease payments must be sent in the future.3) Tenant acknowledgement of a new person/company having total access to the tenant's credit, financial, and personal history.I feel all of this is just the beginning of the requirements prior to closing.

They have already sent me to collections, and I am a little angry that no one ever called me and almost a year later this is the only notice I get.

She sent me an offer for $75,900 with $500 down and with me paying $3000 toward their closing costs.

In the event, no auction bidder made a high enough bid, the property will revert back to the Mortgagee who sent it to auction.

When I try to reply to these people the email doesn't get sent.

There were gaps and wind sent the rain through those gaps.

Several in my area simply sent clients to me or had me take care of things.

She just sort of poked at things with a sponge for a few hours until I paid her off and sent her home.

I only saw the paperwork I sent to the owner, and the deposits of course.