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

So now the plywood will be removed, treated and allowed to completely dry out and replace a couple of feet closest to the w/d connections .I will create a document with pictures and copies of all receipts (labor and materials).I will be glad when this mess is over.

If you can document the before and after value with appraisals and can document the lost personal property the portion of the losses over 10% of AGI is deductible.

HI Jon, the seller credit can only be used for non reoccurring and reoccurring closing costs and cannot be used to offset the down payment of 5% down so the borrower has to bring in their own money either documented from their own funds or by gift.

I looked at all the documents and it was pretty clear I had no chance of getting a waiver until it had been on the market for six months without selling.

No agents and no listings, no hardship documentation, no arms length affidavit.

My question is what documents or info would the hard money investor need in order to help them make the best decision and what would a hard money investor be likely to agree to in an investment property?