You will sign: "For ABC Company, LLC, Joe Investor, Member" You will do the same thing for the Option, if that's a separate document.

Both can have significant cash reserves but not the ability to produce the needed documents plus 3 years of credit history in the US.

As Jon noted a Deed of Trust is a standard document used in some states where mortgages are just not that common.

I dont work on the books so I have no documentation of income.

An agent where you sign a document before you discuss the possible details of the property and your specific situation.

Back to the original thread on licensing ...The documentation on the new SAFE act is pretty good (rare but true).

They said that if I had substantial, documented improvements, they would consider those.

When I buy a house at a trustee foreclosure auction and the previous owners are still in the house, do I need to hire a lawyer to evict them or can I, as the new owner, just show up at the justice of the peace on the court date with a copy of the trustee's deed, or do I need other documentation?

I asked for $100K line.They say yes.We wait and no documents.

You need documentation supporting your claim that it's valued at a certain amount, and you have to prove that not one red cent is going to the previous homeowner.I thought short sales were usually negotiated with lenders when the loan balance was severely in excess of the FMV of the home.