I have just been including a photocopy of a deposit check made out to a local title company with all my offers presented through my realtor.

You can make photocopies of the pages that show 3 different parties living there, with notation of the year and that will be proof that it was a triplex at that time. 

The tenants contacted me directly and sent my photocopies of the receipts. 

We were provided photocopies of handwritten receipts of rent paid, which also had large gaps in time and did not match the amounts shown in the lease agreement.The above is uncommon, and in my opinion, should be seen as a risk to a buyer.  

Between my photo copies of government ID, lease where they initial and sign all over, and the signed application with all of their personal information which I verified through a background check, I think it may be difficult for them to succeed with this.I feel a tenant should always pay the credit card fees. 

Services Borrower Did Shop For $1,164.80 $25.00 01Title - Courier/Photocopy Fee to Ward & Taylor, LLC $125.00 02Title - CPL to Fidelity National Title Insurance Company $319.80 03Title - Lender's Title Insurance to Ward & Taylor, LLC $445.00 04Title - Settlement Fee to Ward & Taylor, LLC $200.00 05Title - Title ExaminationTOTAL LOAN COSTS (Borrower-Paid) $56,039.80 Loan Costs Subtotals (A + B + C)$56,039.80Other CostsE.

For my direct mail campaigns I put together a handwritten letter than photocopy.

What are my optionsThanks I would send him a photocopy of the signed off agreement and say "here you go, let me know your atorney's phone number".

Please provide a Photocopy of each Applicants Photo ID (Drivers License, Military ID, etc) along with their application. 4.

I have photocopies of the notes with both parties signatures which are notarized.