Also, if the agent lists the house would he be the only one talking to the bank and I would have to give him all of my documentation showing why the house is worth less and needs lots of repairs?

In addition, you won't have documentation of their security deposit, and even if the seller didn't give it to you, you still are on the hook with the tenant.

We submitted a form via e-mail which is 1 of the 3 ways they asked it to be submitted on the form.

When I learn how to post plan, I'll post the final plans or just e-mail them to you or Mike.

Joel Owens No I don't think my post is irrelevant because I have not fully accomplished those tasks yet not have any documents been signed.

I don't have their financials yet (for some reason, though she emailed to application to me, she snail-mailed the other docs!?!?).

I'm going to try that tonight, on this current prospect.I haven't been printing out stacks of contracts when I show the house, I just handed out a slip of paper with the link to my website, where they could download the file, fill it out, and email it back to me.

I have the good fortune of us both living in the DFW area and have had several meetings, conversations and email exchanges.

If the realtor is going there how hard is it to take many photos and email them.

I showed it to a surprisingly normal person today; he did not have $200 in his pocket, but he paid $25 cash for credit check, and is willing to include a check for the deposit when he sends the application - except that I'd actually prefer that he sent the application via email, and he can't sent a check that way.So what do I do, reasonably??