Let the record show that I kept mine to one per the topic ;)

I run several businesses, don't own any canned software and the applications I give away for free is all I use and my records are accurate-to-the penny.One video is only a few minute and it explains the software I use to process my lead lists, for telemarketing, direct mail, analyzing single family, multi-family and I have a lot of educational information and tools.This current software I am working on will never be finishes, but is it also very functional.

@Atanas KrastevId ask for payment history/record and see if the LLC pays it on time.

(Not interested in Fanny/Freddy as I don’t currently have a KP/would not meet Net worth or Liquidity requirements, I have no track record, would prefer to have improvement funds included, and plan to stay under 1MM for first property.) 

I generally pay for my title insurance, pay part of the title / escrow company costs, prorated taxes and the recording fees in the area I invest in.

Ok, I got one for the record books. 

Multifamily continues to attract the most investment volume of any property type, with 3Q21 hitting a record high 💲78.7 billion, representing a 192.1% increase year-over-year.

So, if you any of you have any questions, the LLC's books are the records you can pass around.  

If not, is the LP recorded before or after the LP for the foreclosure you're bidding at. 

However, there are some that will have loan docs as well as a CYA and usually don't bother recording them assuming all goes as planned, both closings same day.