You need to document the reason they don't meet your qualifications or why you are selecting another application over theirs.

Otherwise I am resigned to reading through the entire document!

Also be prepared to handle all the ngotiations and documentation.

If you do plan on entering one of those types of agreements, have an experienced real estate attorney review the documents before you sign them.

The document tells you everything you need to know such as the association budget, Profit and Loss, monthly fee for your unit, any special assessment as well as any restriction on leasing.

We are working through the TTW-like documents and the workflow for investors on our site with the securities attorneys right now and I expect this to be functional sometime in June.We have another deal on South Center that we modified the CC&Rs for that we will extend the contract on and start a 2nd crowdfunded raise on iFunding for in about 1-2 weeks.

He said for me to send the proposal via email for his documentation since he is a realtor so I did.We will see just how long it takes to get this going now.

You can also look at court documents to see how your courts are valuing different types of claims being made.

What legal documents do you typically use with sandwhich lease options.I had my lawyer write up documents for wholesale lease options, but how will the paperwork for a sandwhich lease option be different?

@Raji Ahmed There is also on the west coast ( specifically California) what is called an "all inclusive deed of trust" its a wrap document that is in the form of a DT and spells out the senior lien right in the document..