When claiming the mortgage interest deduction, the buyer should include the seller's name and SSN on his tax return and the seller should give the buyer a 1098 letter for the mortgage interest paid by the buyer to the seller.

Every day we have letters typed by us that we have our front desk associates address by hand in between phone calls & customers. 

I would just put together a letter stating all the monies that he owes for any damages as well as unpaid rent.

And this is why a HML is a short term loan with a balloon payment...so you get the money back and lend it again.  

If a city inspector decides your 50 signs are in violation, don't be surprised if you gat a $4,100 violation letter.

Trying to get away from the rental/landlord thing...Some thoughts:Example: Buy a house for 20k-40k; sell to investor for $5000 down, 12% int, 240 month amort with 3-5 year balloon? 

Fortunately you own real estate in California, so your property taxes did not go up 20%.(1) But don't put "I want to acquire more real estate for my family, in order to expand the Han Dynasty" in your cash out refinance motivation letter to the mortgage underwriter, even if your name is Han, she will not get the joke, will think it is "previously undisclosed self-employment" and will call for two years of business tax returns for the Han Dynasty!

Nothing has changed on my account and the letter I received approving my request just stated that my new rate was 0% at least until my tour is up which in that case I will email new orders until I retire.

The broker asked for a proof of funds letter.

Another thing you might consider is to get your financing figured out and they need to be willing to give you a loan letter that states how long it should take to close your loan and the maximum amount of the loan you qualified for.