So word came back from the title company Friday that they needed to get to probate documents from the courthouse.

That’s awesome news.

Again, they need documentation / supporting evidence. 

Good news is, if a deal can pass THAT critical review, it's solid LOL. 

I would suggest reviewing the Condo Documents and see what parts of the building are your responsibility and what should be the Associations. 

I would be most interested to hear about:- How rigorous of a task the document submission process/review was to secure your loan and your experience with the process.- The turnaround time for your loan.- Best practices that you found enabled your loan process to run smoother and efficiently.I would also invite those to comment who had applied for the loan, and perhaps used a commercial loan in the end to close the deal.Thanks!

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On the other hand, if you expect any tenants to react violently to this news, sending the parentals out might not be the best idea either.

Lenders will be peppering you with questions and more documentation up until the day you close generally. 

The tenant in my apartment just broke the news to me that she is in the process of buying a home and that there was a problem with the bank's appraisal and that she might end up having to stay in the apartment after the fact.