Some of us want to keep our houses as our (HOR) home of record, but we get around and may choose to go live in Maui down the street from Brandon Turner for a year to see what island life is about :-) and don't want the house to set empty⦑Appreciate any feedback yall may have on this one.Standing by,Sincerely,

A lot of the uncertainty that causes buyers to back can be removed if the Seller ACCURATELY and COMPLETELY lists all income, expenses, and turns over copies of records. 

Potentially OK for the occasional email, but nowhere near the bandwidth that streaming Internet TVs trying to pull HD signals demand. 

check title records

Pull up their properties by name in your county records. 

We looked it over and realized there were 3 historical lots of record; it could be split into 3 total lots and we could sell two of them and keep the duplex.

That comes later when you have a track record for buying good deals that make you money.Good luck!

These generally include the following: attorney, title insurance, title search fees, escrows (eg home insurance, taxes), pre-paids(eg home insurance, taxes, first mortgage payment), recording fees, survey.

In CA we're required to keep records of every single notarization we do in our journal.

Owners when you have a property management company, when do you receive a receipt or invoice for the items that were fix or replace in your rentals for the month so you can keep for your records?