When I pull the local documents attached to the property, they often have the owner's signatures.I am just wondering if anyone else has come across this?

This allows for the greatest level of protection from both civil and federal lawsuit as well as tax mitigation.Granted you won't need that now and I highly recommend pulling in a lawyer to draw the documents up.

If you're self employed and have difficulty documenting income, it can help you qualify where you otherwise wouldn't.

The topic for the March meetings are Rent Increases allowed in RSO(Rent Stabilization Ordinance aka rent control). http://hcidla.lacity.org/system/files_force/documents/2017_rent_stabilization_workshop_schedule.pdf?

There is no street number attached to the tax documents. 

I wasn't sure how to document a cash purchase in the taxes.  

This is what is so dangerous about RTO - - inadequate documentation and tenant modifications.First,  RTO should have been two separate contracts: (1) the lease and (2) the option to purchase. 

Imagine you're an agent who is constantly in the field and for whatever reason has limited or no access to email to expeditiously forward communications and documents back and forth during periods of time-sensitive negotiations, offers, counters, etc.  

If I can help with anything, let me know.Here's a sample of one: https://www.nachi.org/documents/4pointsampler.pdf.  

I understand the whole "due-on-sale" clause and I'm fairly familiar with company formations and how to document a transfer of property.