The records are coming with documents and different pages of information.

Yes on lease and it will help you with your mortgage app, make sure you deposit the rental money and document all transactions well for the bank as proof. 

Highly recommended for the 88-year-old renter.I also schedule an inspection within one week of ownership so I can document condition with photos, answer questions for the tenant, and identify any maintenance issues.

The agent can help you see properties, as well as refer you to some dependable lenders who can get you preapproved (which is a major piece in submitting strong offers).  

Then of course all documents will be notarized, but we just want to make sure we aren't missing anything important in this process. 

You can purchase as non owner occupied (rate is a little higher) You have to convert funds to US dollars, and translate any income or bank documentation into English.

You can ask for the HAP contract and most recent lease amendment, both of which are documents the Housing Authority should have.The other issue is practicality - if your area is like most across the country, there is a huge shortage of housing where the landlord will take the voucher so what this means is that it is often difficult for the tenant to find a new place quickly. 

I'm looking into options to utilize for some partnerships I am in to electronically deliver (with receipt) and sign documents to partners.

Tokenization replaces the outdated method of using paper documents by using digital tokens for transactions instead.

Just like a simple document that outlines the deposit upfront and sale agreement.