One other thing that pay stubs don't tell you is whether or not the tenant is currently employed (pay stubs are for previous weeks) and will likely remain employed.   

Once I close on the house, I plan to pay off the remaining balance on the personal loan.Does anyone see any potential issues with this?  

BP had helped me push through the ups and downs and its members have kept me motivated!

This will give you their "why," and allows you to be able to gauge their level of motivation.

The ability to pay is dependent upon the target tenant pool for the property remaining employed at similar wages.

I humbly offer just a couple of edits to your well-crafted sentence:My company finds motivated seller opportunities for other investors by doing our own marketing and generating off market deals for serious cash buyers ...

Hey all just wanted to wish you all the best in whatever avenue you're pursuing currently and wanted to pass on a Anecdote/quote that I read today that was pretty motivating and hope you get something out of like it did!

It motivates them to tell you so that you can fix something when it is small.

The property has been sitting empty for years and he wants to get it "off the books," but does not want to be responsible for the remaining balance. 

It takes a credit pull and a made up "123 main street" purchase loan to pose the question to LP, however.Further: Normally I disagree with the majority of my fellow lenders requiring a fresh credit pull every 3 months for a preapproval to remain valid.