I made the huge mistake of not documenting where I got the data from as if I would always be able to go back to that page (I know its right under my nose) but I can't remember what site that was that gave me those stats.

Just call and make sure they have all the documents.

You have two documents..

Also, for your buyer you can request "blind" HUD documents.

The packet of documents on the Broward County court site does not include the Affidavit of Military Service (which needs to be notarized).

It seems like there are a lot of steps, but think I'd have a pretty straightforward case, given that I have court documents they signed that admit they did not pay me, and that it would be feasible to collect from them.

By legwork I mean signing documents, going to look at properties, managing the rehab, and property management.Also yes, we are both partners in the entity.

I can't seem to find a feature that allows me to sign PDF documents.

I can copy and paste them as text to a word document but they don't really resemble a receipt anymore and the home depot logo disappears.

should be in the leasing documents-If he did one- I know of a landlord who bought a triplex and the condition of the units was not noted by the original landlord when the buyer got the leasing documents-- tenants moved out , lots of damage, he could prove nothing-- could do nothing and could not charge for damage because they said it was that way when they moved in--judge in small claims agreed Because he had no proof of condition when they rented the unit--and he practically had to remodel the unit-- also-- i agree with Michelle-about a new lease