But here's the standard items just about everyone will want to see:Items Needed List Copy of Driver’s LicensePast 60 days of paystubsLast 2 years W2s and/or 1099s for all jobs you workedLast 2 years of tax returns, All pages2 most recent months of bank statements, All pages pleaseAnd then based on your personal history there could be other items such as Divorce DecreeSocial Security Award Letter or Social Security 1099RMortgage Statement on all homes ownedInsurance Declaration Page on all homes ownedHOA StatementCollege TranscriptsSurveyLease AgreementsAddresses for all the properties you ownDD214Name and Address of your Nearest living relativeName and Address of the Family Member who is gifting you fundsBankruptcy/Foreclosure/Short Sale discharge paperworkHope this helps!

One instance is certainly not enough to judge responsiveness. 

Think Judge Judy.Whatever you do, get title. 

My question is, is there anyway to make a deal directly with a homeowner after foreclosure has been declared and property is already listed for sherriff sale.

A good friend asked this very same thing 5 years ago I told him the same things, get an LLC and one person MUST be 51% decision maker otherwise your begging for a judge to be the decision maker at some point.

Because of the high dollar amount there is a good chance your tenant will declare bankruptcy once you start taking money.

While many associations have passed reasonable restrictions on leasing as an amendment to the association’s declaration, many association boards are specifically asking how to combat short term rentals, particularly in non-vacation areas.

It will depend on the judge as both sides have a argument.I would not bother as a tenant and chock it up to experience.

You would argue your points in front of a judge so Is it worth the fight- do you think you can win -ask an attorney. 

My biggest worry was getting residents, but judging by comments, that shouldn’t be an issue as long as it is listed right.