Ask the title company what they need.What I might use in Missouri might get you in a bind in Cali, state requirements are not the same so asking for other people's documents or pulling crap off the internet is not the way to do business, see what is required locally, your title company can guide you.

But, some of my IT clients, like much of rural America, simply don't have the Internet speed or reliability to make that practical.

I appreciate the tips and am looking forward to getting somewhere where I have a reliable internet connection so I can browse the forums and listen to one or two more podcasts.

I read it on the internets so of course it was true!

And announced those intentions on the internet...

I've brainstormed with him for something like a day care or some kind of internet business (that is what is renting the upstairs). 

Search for it here or other places on the internet. 

PShttp://usmortgagecalculator.org/This is the best mortgage calculator on the internet it includes insurance, taxes and PMI. 

Yes.While my wife, daughter and I temporarily live in a small apartment, we're searching for a new primary residence, and at the same time I'm stalking the internet for deals, and "Driving for Dollars" for investment properties.  

I do internet marketing full-time till my real estate investments can support me, so feel free to ask me anything website/SEO/internet marketing-wise.