Period.However, here is what can be different from lender to lender...For example, we will allow a signed letter from one of the existing tenants, stating that they are terminating the lease early and vacating. 

They may work great, or you may be better off just pre-printing a simple letter and taping it (with blue painter's tape) to the front door knob.  

The thicker concrete on the outside helps carry the weight, but really doesn't do much more.

They have a track record for making investments that carry momentum.

There's little regulatory law beyond a couple private letter rulings. 

@Jamie CarrI did get one thanks.

If not, you'll pay over time with a loan product that verifies income with bank statements or something similar that carries a higher interest rate.Best of luckStephanie 

I'm assuming that the letter alone will be enough for 30% of tenants to start paying little by little, but I'd be happy to report back if there's any interest.  

@Jillian Dior Off market friendly conversation, letters to owners, and calling landlords asking if they want to sell. 

This may require an executed "appraisal transfer letter."