(NOTE – THIS IS NOT A LEGAL DOCUMENT – TAKE TO YOUR ATTORNEY)Letter Of Intent to Lease with OptionSubject property is at this address: ___________________________________________________________Owners of Record are: _____________________________________________________________________Legal Description is: _______________________________________________________________________Purchaser: (name of your LLC) _______________________________________________________________The above Owners of Record wish to enter into a Lease with an Option with the Purchasers.It is understood that the Owners of Record and the Purchasers understand the following:1.

Look over the various due diligence documents and make recommendations on the pros and cons of buying a particular not  or is a lawyer the best way.There are some many legal stages of a notes journey I am fearful to loose because of legal loopholes

@Francisco Garcia Jr If your business has documented revenue(tax returns) in the last two years you can be approved for unsecured line of credit in less than one year if you follow some steps and go to the right bank. 

This is great news for you on two fronts:1) it should increase comparable rents in the area. 

Could not find one so far.What i have read over the internet news and notes that it is the first thing to do before start searching and buying properties in any states.Any help (names, phone nos or email) is greatly appreciated.

With the home underwater, they borrower will not be able to refinance and so a large wave of defaults are expected to occur over the next 2 yearsSee full article at:http://www.realtytrac.com/news/mortgage-and-finance/heloc-resets-report/

Problem 2: What kinds of documents should I look for in the case file?

Is the best approach to have a real estate attorney draw up the documents? 

- Aldwin I work with a lender that can do a stated income loan so you would not have to provide documentation.

CFI...Here is another link with a chart for 2015.http://www.fhfa.gov/DataTools/Downloads/Documents/...VA county loan limit: 2015 Loan Limits (Effective January 1, 2015).