I serve all my notices myself with the exception of the actual documents that need to be served by the Sherriff and I go to court and represent myself.In my experience I never had a tenant deny they received any paperwork.Prior to my court date, I review the file to make sure everything is documented and I have all the copies of everything I have served the tenant with the dates of service, just in case the judge asks to see it.

I have not closed ( May 27th ) I read over my copy of the P&S, compared to the one I just received.

.- The body of each was an exact copy of an ad that went though fine on the same Criaglist site before, but was at least 3 days old.

Actually all the numbers are true because I have a copy of the appraisal, and the estimate from the contractor.I literally laughed out loud at that.

I was thinking about asking for a copy of their current lease.

Lesson #1072 learned.Now, a question: one thing I intend to put in my contract going forward is a requirement for government issued ID, copy of the contractor license, and proof of insurance, as well as same for all subcontractors used, whether hired by me or the GC: how much resistance am I likely to run into asking for all of that, in your experience?

can you provide copies of the lease?

@Mahesh K Send a copy of all legal notices to the Housing Authority case manager and enlist their support.

I've attached the link, because I wasn't sure if I could copy & paste everything into this forum.

I also require a copy of their driver's license or state ID.