A quick search on your localities website or a phone call or email to Codes/Compliance can verify any code issues.

Three days before closing found out her loan would not be approved due to not being able to verify income.Sold price was $167,500.Contract Three: Sold within two weeks at $167,000.

My impassioned plea remains the same:If anyone has verifiable information that propels my quest in compiling supportived documentation that will give my case credibility I would surely apprciate it!

VERIFY their expenses (or everything really).

How are you going to verify that the costs are reasonable, that he's being efficient, that he's doing everything legally and up to code and that you're not getting ripped off (intentionally or unintentionally)?

I guess the underwriter simply wants to verify ALL owners of the company via the Operating Agreement.

Now I need to verify how it's deducted (Schedule A or Schedule E).Thanks!

Then I begin the cleaning house process the day it closes.I've had no problems in court but that needs to verified for other areas.

I own a water garden installation company and a handyman company, which makes for no real verifiable income, which makes traditional loans difficult if not impossible.

By that I mean construction inspections for accounting and disbursements verified independently.