But you should confirm/verify the information with county assessment data (or tax data... somewhere you can see what property sales were recorded).

Knowing short sale sellers, I'd verify any deposits/escrows up front at contract time.

In addition, I will also verify the income amount by looking at pay stubs, tax returns, and award letters.

In Indiana, I suggest you subscribe to a VERIFIABLE POF source such as http://www.dohardmoney.com/loans/us/indiana-state (just click on "PROOF OF FUNDS") available on-demand 24/7.

That was where he got us, because he received those bulk amounts to acquire those expensive items, then bailed; it was only afterward when we pulled out the magnifying glass that we found all the hidden things that we have to redo.As to the licensing, well, failure to verify on my part.

And make sure your screen well and verify everything they tell you!

You still need to check references, verify income, etc BEFORE you use Smartmove.

The property management company is strict dti of 27%, no lates on the credit report in the last year, and verified income/background check.I feel okay since my raise is more than that it's about double that after tax, so essentially they (tenants) are paying my mortgage and that's after fees and assuming 90% occupancy.It might be easier if I had tons of money saved, but I only have about 12k in savings and would hate to eat all of that plus more in a sale.Seems okay to me what do you guys think?

First step is simply verify the property has a current CO.

If the doctor can verify that this tenant is disabled and hence has limitations that can be met by the companion, I will have have no issues with it.In the interim, I did present the letter from the doctor to a lawyer.