I have an applicant that receives worker's comp in addition to SS disability.I see that SS will give them a benefit verification letter - but I can't find any info on verifying workers comp.

I've got an understanding of the numbers and need to verify a few more things but I did notice on the Tax Assessor site that the property resales on average every 18 months.

First each state has different laws and I am not familiar with the foreclosure laws in Texas so this advice might not be accurate in your state, so be sure to verify with an attorney in Texas.

The following day I called again to verify that they had done so, and emailed a copy of the bill and instructed them to include payment along with their rent, and they did.

While I obviously don't have all the details (and therefore could be completely wrong), it sounds like you might be tiptoeing in the realm of brokering real estate without a license.You might want to be careful and speak with an attorney to both get an agreement that would work for you and to verify that you're not breaking any laws.

Once you're sure you know how they read, get estoppel letters to verify everything with the tenants BEFORE you head to closing.

Once again I found that I can pull the owner history from the County website and then verify through my broker's CoStar account or my title company.

The check permits and feet on the ground to verify the market is matching the planRoads and developments that have been platters but not yet built is an indicationGood luck - Ned

Borrowing money from other investors can take you out as an investor and put you in the business of dealing in notes.Getting into notes with other investors, sharing in a note, you could be paid equally if things blow up, but there is no way for each party to be equally secured, someone has to be in front of another when you have more that 2 sharing that milk shake, neither one gets all of the last sip.Substitution of collateral being allowed, this is a huge red flag as such substitutions need to be and remain equitable, values must be verified and not at the whim of a broker without approval of the investor.Recourse or the ability to collect your money in the event the note seller made a material mistake, error or in some cases intentional acts including fraud.Lastly, notes are made, funded as legal obligations, they are subject to law.

. - My understanding is that it is legal to verify that the animal is necessary.