What also helped me was buying a printed copy of the course's textbook, Principles of Real Estate Practice, to take notes on, etc.

So, don't accept it and mail them back a check with a copy of the paragraph fom your lease stating why it is being returned.

This happened to me where someone copied my ad and reposted it on another website for $200 less rent.

Post a copy of the summary (redact any personal information) and we can probably give a more detailed answer to whether the costs are reasonable or not.And don't hesitate to call the title company and ask them flat-out why the commission is on your side of the HUD and not the seller's.

I have never known a lender that did not accept it from the taxpayer themselves, but every lender is different and I am sure there are some that might want it ordered through the form and sent directly to them.Bottom line, if you need a copy and the taxpayer doesn't have it, then the transcript will fill your need.

Either way you need to get a copy of the leases to determine what you are looking at.

My second letter copy goes something like this:Dear Bob,Will you please call me?

I have been reading bigger pockets and copying good articles, forms and tips into word documents.

It also means that as the lender of a second you’d want to see a copy of the 1st note and any modification agreements to ensure this language didn’t exist, which brings me to a question.

Hi, I  would really appreciate if you can email or dm me a copy of your rental agreement.