You'll need to provide transaction details... property location, purchase price, allocation of transfer and recordation taxes and settlement charges, etc.

Once you have a track record or you pursue private equity a waterfall is more common place.

The title info is on the county tax accessors website and the seller should be able to provide loan and or tax records.  

Also, they seem to have a great track record for finding top-notch tenants - and that’s worth something too!  

I had to save the house because my job monitors my credit periodically and I need to have a clean record.

Hi Fellow members need some help with my situation.I bought 2 parcels of 1.4 acre each next two each other (let's call them A and B) under my LLC in California.On Lot A 2 years back I partnered with a real estate agent and transferred him Lot A (for free so he can get a loan under his name ) and put my llc lean (it is recorded) so he can get a private loan to build home on parcel.

It seems like everybody and their brother claim to be a lender these days, but the legit ones have a track record you can investigate. 

This suite was added almost 20 years ago and I see the addition recorded in township website.

Besides the documents mentioned above, the only thing I would add is the track record of the investor.

Get a copy of the court filings, they should be available online at https://courts.akronohio.gov/AkronCaseInformation/ Also check the property records and make sure your properties are registered with the county.