Um....if you want your request to be taken more seriously you will provide context then a headline ending in an exclamation point followed by a single sentence that says the same thing.

Than you take your best 3/6 offers and shoot back to them a request for their best competitive offer, state what your best current offer in hand is and ask if they can beat it.

You can change the loan to requesting a non owner occupied rental purchase which is the truth of the situation.

Also make sure on your offer that you request copies of the leases to review during due diligence period. 

That way when the lender requests your (2) months bank statements or proof of down payment your down payment funds will have already have been "Sourced & Seasoned". 

Can anyone recommend a good property manager who services Lebanon, Indiana?
Thx

Sent request 

Here in Ontario the relatively pro tenant Residential Tenancies Act says that rent receipts have to be provided to tenants on request.

I would like to request BiggerPocket moderators and authors to kindly create global tutorials defining each process individually as guides keeping each phase separate from the other.

When considering submitting an offer on a property which is at least partially rented (in other words, you would be inheriting tenants), what information/documentation is reasonable for me to request from the seller?