Some provide interest only payments with a balloon in x years.

Title co's will be most familiar with the standard form.I also have good luck with Letters of Intent.  

., I just closed on a loan in the US for 30 Years at 4.5%. its loans which are Principle and interest. so the property is paid off in 30 years. these loan cash-flow the best as the payments are stretched over 30 years. there are also 25-15 years loans.Saying that, they are not so big on interest only loans, infact these are hard to get on conventional lending, more common in Commercial loans with balloon payments.In NZ, for awhile the longer Fixed interest rate was 7 years, I think it was offered by BNZ.

That lender usually can give you a loan letter that states their average closing time on a loan like yours and the maximum amount you qualified for.  

You can look up with the state Architecture Board that they have not had any lawsuits or fines against their firm.Verify experience in similar types of designAsk them easy questions that they should know like, "What are the setback" or "are neighbor letter required for zoning" and maybe a hard one such as, "does a detached garage count towards the allowable habitable are of the home?"

Use mail merge to create custom letters, postcards, door hangers, etc. with a product like MS Word.

Here is my short list:Comprehensive lender control panel with servicing notes, status on unpaid taxes, payment history, etcA 'control center' to deploy force placed insurance, and ability to have servicer send CFPB required letters to borrowerTax tracking integration Loss mitigation services with active updates to lender on control panelAn active discussion board style system that lets the lender have a dialog with servicing staff on any matter.

Would you like to receive a letter from association stating they have decided to replace siding and you need to contribute $15k?

Two weeks ago I sent the letter of intent to purchase multifamily property asking a broker to respond in 7 days.

well, if that is there legal basis that it is Act of God...then that makes sense.There is really not much you can and nor should you do.If the tenant is still inquiring, have your PM company or insurance compan send them a letter that they have investigated the matter and their determination is an Act of God and therefore the Tenant's responsibility.