@Katie Lepore I am mainly looking for purchase agreements, but also looking for lease agreements and other documents in the future. 

Some examples are: lease/lease addendum docs, deposit to hold form, Move-in instructions that a tenant gets when they receive their lease documents, a form for when we deny applicants, move out instructions, etc.

The IRS will think that one of you received 100% of the proceeds, while you actually received 50% each.

As I stated above, make sure you err on the side of MORE photos than less, and make sure every major area of the property is documented.

So I just received a phone call from a tenant that his roommate is on hard core drugs and does not feel safe in the house and wants off the lease.

We have received many other interested renters so crossing the daycare off the list was a no-brainer.

I would give the notice via Certified Mail with a return receipt.On a side note make sure you have all lease documents and that the deposits etc are dealt with at closing.

I've contacted a couple of companies but haven't received any responses other than the automated responses.

No person engaged in real estate activity without a currently valid license shall have the right to receive any compensation for services so rendered.

He botched the initial sales deal, costing me $30,000 from the initial offer I received, but I was finally able to sell.