I would most likely request my client (seller) allow me to assist the buyer in putting it on our board forms.

If agents are not involved in the transaction, you can request it from the seller which should get formal documentation from property manager. 

Since I already own multiple single family rental properties the underwriter for the loan is requesting a good reason in writing why we are going from a single family home into a multi family unit.

(a) During an appeal of an eviction case for nonpayment of rent, the justice court on request shall immediately issue a writ of possession, without hearing if: (1)A tenant fails to pay the initial rent deposit into the justice court registry within five days of the date the tenant filed a pauper’s affidavit as required by Rule 749b(1), Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, and Section 24.0053; (2)The justice court has provided the written notice required by Section 24.0053(a-1); and (3)The justice court has not yet forwarded the transcript and original papers to the county court as provided by Subsection (a-2).

@Pete Schmidt I sent you a colleague request.

I wrote him a letter explaining why I need the things I have requested and letting him know that I want to reach a win-win solution for both parties and he is back at the table.

This is what Form W-9 is for: to request this information from him.

I sent you a connection request...let me know if you didn't get it.

It makes much more sense to request such sensitive information after you have decided to move forward with an offer.It's really sad, because I could give them a check or buy a certified funds money order and pay them right now.

Thanks for the reply , I am not expecting the agent to analyze it to me , but at least filter manually the vacant ones , as my request to him to only send me homes with tenant already there, which I think he can do that by a small phone call.