Purchaser fills out the top left corner and then puts the amount due from the back of the form on Line 11 and signs it. 

@Joe Mazur Positive cash flow is a great sign that you are doing things right.

I've run into issues where it's a such a hassle to call apartment buildings that don't answer and then refuse to talk to you unless you FAX over a signed lease, and doesn't always tell you much anyway.

I heard about BP after signing up for a trial membership to Audible. 

I'm not sure how much that matters.In terms of the "fly in ointment" part, they are in fact "renting" to us but whether it's at fair market value or not I'm entirely sure... how would you determine that?

The loan that your looking for is a portfolio loan which allows the loan to be in the name of the LLC but you must still sign as the guarantor.

Fill out and sign the appropriate Warranty or Quitclaim Deed (Title co. can advise you) and record it.  

One of these are requiring me to replace the roofs on 2 outbuildings on the property I am purchasing within 30 days of binding coverage and want a signed contract with a roofing company prior to coverage.

You’ll li,rly have to pay new plumbers to run a camera and make their own determination.

@Rob Brown Your asset allocation should be determined by your personal financial situation.