My tenants have gotten video proof and we've been sending it to the building manager for a while now, but he said that he's been applying the full force of the HOA agreement for the last few months and we're still having problems.

If so, and they ask for proof of funds, technically the cash is not in my bank account, so how would they view the pre-approval letter from the lender?

They are saying that the absolutely need it even though there is proof of payment as well as proof that the child support order has ended and there is no support order in place. 

To quickly discuss my situation, I am in my final semester of college lacking the proof of income to qualify for a loan.

The main water meter head in the MF building was displaying a leak icon (water supply to the units are not separately metered; bill is paid by me).

We have applied for a loan as a primary house but lender company is asking for lot of details like they are asking for a proof from my friend that he is moving to Texas and wants his employer to comment on that.What will be the best way to get a loan for first investment/rental property?

Should have a proof in a day or 2 then we’ll see what happens.

I tell my buyer clients all the time,and especially this last year, be sure you have a pre-approval letter in hand, with proof of funds before having us even begin to show you properties because things move way to fast right now. 

I have an attorney telling me tenants will win all cases where a landlord hand delivered, emailed, or otherwise communicated this info, even if the landlord has proof (like a signed document) that the tenant got the info.

Have a borrower in BK and we filed post petition fees for proof of claim and a plan objection (since they originally did not include property in BK).