@Stacy Raskin has provided a great breakdown, and loos like she might be able to assist.

are we allowed the right to ask the management company to provide a copy of the qualified tenants driver license?

Hi Tammy,What you have is fairly consistent to what I've seen in the past assuming your 401(k) is held as a trust.

On thing folks can do is Google  All inclusive Deed of Trust..

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I provided them with the documents and we quickly discovered that the minimum rental term in this neighborhood was 6 months.

Since the trust is revocable, the basis would still be stepped up on the date of death of the last grantor of the trust.

Hi Denise - If you're eyeing a DSCR loan, maintaining your primary residence is necessary, as most lenders require it.Refinancing could provide quick access to funds by leveraging the equity in your primary property.

As someone else replied above, you don't want a quitclaim deed (because that provides no assurance to the buyer that the seller actually even has title to the property, leaving the buyer with no legal recourse if things go south).

Her lackey, Josh McLellan, cannot provide answers in a coherent fashion and repeatedly apologizes for his constant delays.