You don't want to be learning or replicating a legally binding document on the fly.

Closing was under $500 for document prep, recording fee and other costs. 

It doesn't seem right that I'd have to just take it in good faith that they'll submit the claim on my behalf after they've already been made whole.Additionally, I've prorated the rent/utilities for the full number of days they were out of the premises.

So far the tenant hasn’t provided us with any documentation for his side of the story, just claims that the lease and e-stoppel are falsified.

Seller and Wholesaler sign a purchase and sale agreement -> Wholesaler and End Buyer sign a assignment of Contract agreement -> Wholesaler sends both signed documents to the title company to began the process.

I'll also check with the local building department for any permits issued, sometimes you need to submit a FOIA request. 

Keep the documentation where he stated he did not want the camera any longer.What I did when a tenant moved out and left a vehicle parked in front of my house. 

I would submit that anyone on BP complaining their rent bumps being capped has been cursed with an easy life.  

You need to ask for the official marriage documentation.

I knew what documents to get for the lender and was able to make sure I was organized and gave them whatever they needed quickly.